I have always used either these goodyear tires or Michelin. I picked goodyear because they were more price sensitive. I am a retiree and cannot afford the more expensive tires.

Had tire that was at end of its useful life. Got appointment that was met as promised, great service with lots of communications updating me on what they found and then tire which has ridden smoothly and efficiently. Very satisfied.

Daughter needed two tires for her minivan. Was planning a trip cross country and wanted to make sure her daughter and her were safe driving. Ordered on line and the service center was a short distance away. Prompt service and she was on her way.

Service station only had two workers in the shop and only one after 4PM. Manager turned several oil changes away along with multiple tire repair/changes. Not good for business.

I was leery at first as I wasn't paying a lot for these tires but they are great. As you know, New England has been swamped with cold, ice, and snow. They handle great and bonus...they are quiet.

Got A new nail in my driver rear tire one week to the day... Plug it an it's as good as the rest of them... My wife say's she though she she was driving the car, cause it drove that good... We are happy with them , hope they last for ever...

Hello, these tires were decent at first. I had them installed a year ago and did the appropriate maintenance on them and I was just told I need new tires.

VERY GOOD. LASTED VERY LONG. GOOD FOR 4 SEASON WHERE WITH LITTLE SNOW. BUT NOT FOR HEAVY SNOW AREA LIKE HERE IN EASTERN CANADA. CAN NOT TELL THE DIFFERENCE FROM MICHELINE.

These tires should have been on the car when I bought it, but the OEM's were fine but the Goodyear's are exceptional! Have not driven in the snow but I doubt they will be an issue.

We bought these tires 20K miles ago and the shop just told me we would need tires before within the next 3K miles. I asked if there were any wearing issues and he said they had worn pretty evenly. Handling in various conditions was fine.