I brought these tires almost a year ago and hated them soon after I put them on my SUV. They are horrible in rain I live in Florida and it rains every day, if you slightly hit the gas they are slipping all over. They do not hold air, I find myself adding air all the time. They are loud way louder than the factory tires that were on the car. I spent almost over 700 on these tires and I wish I could get rid of them NOW!! I do not understand where these 5-star reviews come from these tires are horrible.

Since Covid, my driving has greatly decreased. So I expected these tires to last, as I am no stranger to Goodyear's Assurance line of tires. This set, however, only went as far as 51K miles & I'm already being told I should replace them. So, I am hoping to hold out until late fall/start of winter before I buy my next set, however I seriously doubt it will be this line again.

We installed a set of Goodyear Assurance Maxlife tires on our 2019 Nissan Rogue SL AWD. We've put about 4,000 miles on them now and they provide good traction in all weather conditions. They are smooth riding, but they are the loudest tires I have ever had on any car. They are noisy at all speeds, in town or on the highway.

I got a set of these with 90% tread from a used tire shop. These are literally the best tires I've owned. I never buy used but my guy called me and said I had to get them. The traction is incredible. The ride is smooth and quiet. These are the only tires I'll ever buy from now on.

I researched tires for awhile before buying. I have 19 wheels on a Honda Accord Sport with Continental pro conti tires when bought new. I wanted a better ride, longevity and a tire that looked good. These Maxlife tires are all three. Many little imperfections in the road I don't feel anymore and overall I can tell a better ride. Some reviews talked about road noise. I don't hear anymore than I had before which was not much. Time will tell how the tread last but 85000 mile warranty is about the best I have seen. I am impressed so far.

In my history of using the Assurance all seasons, this is the best tire I have used. Compared to the base model of the tire... It is great especially in taking a hit to an unavoidable pothole. There have been may times I have went turtle mode in my car after hitting a pothole. These are a stronger tread, and I am glad I don't have to lose any time replacing one. They last a lot longer too! I may have to nearly full price on the next set! They hit their prorate mileage. That's even with me driving on numerous types of roads.

I put the tires on in less than 9 months ago and drove 17K miles and they have to be replaced. Always felt they had poor grip as soon as I put them on the car. Sliding in light rain and light snow. Recommend picking a different tire for a tesla as not sure if the weight of the car affected the life of the tire. The tire was highly recommended for tesla 3 for overall performance but I think I need a harder compound tire and one with better all-season ratings.

The team at Piper Glen in Charlotte recommended these tires right before I had to drive cross country. Thank goodness I did!!! We got stuck in three blizzards in one week, with one rerouting us for hours on rocky dirt roads, solid ice, and extremely hazardous conditions. I can't count how many times I thought about how glad I was that I had these tires on. They rode a tiny bit rougher than my old tires to begin with, but that was due to this being a heartier tire and I got used to it within a few days.

I've had the Assurance MaxLife on my 2022 Hyundai Santa Fe PHEV a month now and couldn't be more happy. My vehicle is a PHEV, so most of my around the town driving is using the electric motors and only noise in the vehicle so this is a very important characteristic needed. I have found no difference in noise level between the original Cooper tires to these Goodyears. My driving is in Northern NY and the weather can get quite bad at times. Although I haven't had the most extreme conditions to drive through yet, it has snowed a few times and we have had freezing rain as well. So far I have found that the MaxLife do really well on ice and on dry pavement. I did find some slipping while corning in snow but it was more slush so to be expected unless the tires are studded. If these tires keep their tread in tact for a few years, they will likely be the only tires I buy for it because I usually trade in every 5 years.

I've never had a more seemless experience buying and mounting tires. From the beginning step of deciding which to acquire , to the ending process of finallity. The professional steps taken by all involved proved fruitful in all assets. My spare was even returned to a full cargo area without remiss. The process was above and beyond any expectations. I highly recommend this operation start to finish.