Decent tires for a good price.Problem is with the workers of local Sams in Timonium. The manager Scerena was very sweet until I paid and then became rude when I complained that TPMS was not reset properly, one worker told there is a nail while others say they reset it properly. Luckily worker ‘Meko’ came to my rescue and reset TPMS from menu> tire rotation reset and finally it worked.

My car (sedan) sounds like a pick up truck every since I had the tires placed onto my car. The way the car rides and the sound of the car is unbearable. My car drove better with little to no tread on the tires than currently with brand new tires. I will have to rate these tires on the bottom.

I've driven on these tires for a month, and I'm really enjoying the quiet ride. My old tires were s-o-o-o noisy, even when they were new (they weren't Goodyear). Wisconsin roads are in terrible shape, but these tires seem to be able to handle them. I'm happy I made the purchase.

Unfortunately, my experience with Good Year Assurance tires was not a grand as many others. On August 5, 2016, I purchased an allegedly new set of Good Year Assurance tires. October 2016, I returned to the location because my tire pressure light was on. I was advised that external factors such as weather and my residential parking could be a factor. I've averaged getting free air at the location of purchase at least every two to three months, and had the tires rotated as recommended. June 2018, upon getting an oil changed, I was advised that I needed tires. I'd bought Good Year Assurances tires, P225/65R/17, with a 70K miles tread life, and I had under 30k miles on the tires. August 4, 2018, I go for a tire rotation at the store of purchase, and am told that the associate could not service my tires, and my only option for their services would be to buy a new set of tires at 70% of the original purchase price.

All four of my tires lasted only 30,000 miles and ALL FOUR tires are worn down and need to be replaced. They were all manufactured at separate times and are all lemons! My mechanics at Tirekingdom cannot explain how they are like this, as I bought the tires from them and get rotations and balances regularly. If you want good reliable tires, do NOT buy these.

So far so good. Haven't had a chance to drive in any real weather with these so far. The ride is much better than the tires I had on before so that is all I can rate for now. I will have to see how the winter traction is before I can give a full experienced rating.

I have to say, I was expecting them to just be good tires (pun intended), but they actually turned out to be GREAT tires. Google Maps accidentally took me and my small Prius C through an off roading trail, my previous tires would not have been able to handle it. I'm fairly certain my car and tires were not supposed to be made to climb off roading trail inclines, I thought I was about to lose my tires, but my good year's kept the traction necessary to get me out of that trail intact 30 minutes later. So all in all, I have to definitely recommend tires that got me out of a sticky situation, one that my car was certainly not made for.

On line I thought it was a run flat variety but when I got to the dealer I found out it was not. I needed to take the van on a trip so I purchased the tires anyway. Then I had to buy a spare to put in the van. I have had one puncture so far but had it repaired. They seem like softer tires but hopefully the longevity is there.

I just purchased these tires for my mini cooper, it is not a powerfull sport car but I totally lost the go cart feeling that I had with the factory Michelin tires. The handling is "blurry", the single advantage compared to original factory mount is that ride is a bit more comfortable (probably because it is not tubeless)...

Very disappointed w/ this purchase. These tires did not make two years and were well maintained w/ one tire out of round wearing flat spots. This product was purchased in 02-2015 replaced this 12-2016 after only 35,000 miles on a 65,000mile warranty.