I needed a set of 4 tires on my Honda Accord... Originally, I was going to go with the Assurance Comfortred Touring, but I saw that not only did the Assurance MaxLife just get released by Goodyear less than 1 month ago, but they were rated up to 85,000 miles, and even cheaper than the Comfortred. Very smooth, tight, comfortable and quiet ride, and it helped with my overall gas mileage. Highly recommended, especially if you commute over 30-40 minutes to and from work!

I have had these on for almost a year with a daily commute including snow driving and have a better than expected experience. The tires run quiet and smooth on dry pavement and handle well. I have hills to climb both directions on my commute and they bite into the snow extremely well. Best of all there is no notable treadwear to date. I expect these tires will last many miles and years.

I read the reviews and figured so many loved this tire so i took a chance and they were right, so awesome and QIIET! others said they appear to be needing air when they are full, but that's the way they are, you will love the way your vehicle rides on these tires!

I drove from Ohio to Tennessee a couple days after tires were installed and hit a couple bad rain storms. Had to hit the brakes rather hard several times and the traction seemed to be very good. I'm very happy and have already been recommending this tire for people who need tires.

Maybe I just live in an area with really bad roads, but with these tires I feel every single bump in the road and have vibrations right up through the steering wheel. Even driving on a relatively smooth highway the ride is very loud and rough; almost like I'm driving on solid rubber tires. The original "cheap" Toyo tires that came with the vehicle had a much better ride, right up to the day I swapped them for the Maxlife. I have a crossover with the less-common 19 inch wheels so maybe that negatively affects performance and I just chose the wrong tire for my vehicle. I'm debating changing them out but only have 5,000 miles on them and hate the idea of wasting money. On the positive side, they are nice-looking tires and handling seems fine. They have really good wet and winter traction and are surprisingly good in snow. That wasn't something I expected for a longer treadlife tire.

The tires are just fine there’s nothing exciting about them they do what they’re supposed to do. However, there was a definite problem with the installation and the balancing of the tires. The staff is inexperienced, and I had to come back to have an experienced member of the staff rebalance the tires, and it cost me time from work, which made it so I didn’t even save any money to begin with. That staff member that rebalanced the tires told me that three out of four of the tires were way out of balance, and he doesn’t understand how the other staff/tire technicians thought they were balanced to begin with. Tires could be life or death. It’s not something to take lately. If you’re going to offer this type of service, then the staff should be very experienced.

I had the Assurance tire the last time I bought tires, I got over 60,000 miles on them. Those previous tires were excellent on the highway, I drive over 3,000 miles per month. I also live in Central New York and we have our share of ice and snow and my former set of Goodyear Assurance tires NEVER let me down in the winter. My 2011 Subaru Outback was able to climb out of my steep driveway everyday without fail. This new set of tires is a complete disappointment and I have been left stranded TWICE in the past 10 days because of this tire's terrible traction. Tuesday night was spent in my car in 15 degree weather because of my inability to traverse any of our local roads. These tires are a complete letdown, especially because my last set of Goodyear Assurance tires were awesome.

I put Goodyear Maxlife on my 2016 Honda Civic bc the Assurance Tripletreads that were the best tires I've ever had for all around performance and traction in all weather were discontinued and Goodyear doesn't yet have the equivalent Weathermax available, which was very frustrating. The Maxlife have too soft a sidewall for confident cornering and seem to float on the highway too much. I was not satisfied and didn't keep them long enough to feel ot in the snow.

These tires ride and handle wonderfully. They have been very good in rain also. I haven't been in any snow yet so I can't give an opinion on that. The only negative thing I can say about these tires are they a horribly loud! I really thought I had a wheel bearing going bad. I had it checked and it's the tires! These brand new tires roar on the road worse than the worn out pieces of Chinese junk tires that were on there when I bought the car. Ride and comfort are great but be ready to crank up your radio.

I bought the tires online and am pleasantly surprised with how much better gas mileage I'm getting. I was averaging 20 mpg with the factory Continental's and now I'm getting 23-24 which was a huge shock! The ride quality is very nice especially on 19's. The one thing I was worried about when buying them online was that they looked kind of ugly but they look much better in person.