After 2000 miles this all season tire is great. The tire gives my car a lot better handling, and a much smoother ride. In the rain, the tire had a good performance. Tire is a slightly above average sound but nothing the radio or music can't overcome.

Bought these tires to replace the Kumhos when my 2017 Jeep Patriot High Altitude had 300 miles on it. Looked like a good tire at first, kept them rotated and probably inflated but had to replace them with under 30k miles on them. They weren't a bad tire but isn't a great tire either definitely will not be buying them again.

Although my car is capable of 160+ mph, I'll never drive anywhere near that so these tires rated at 118 mph are fine. Beyond that, the ride is smoother, more quiet and handling is better than the tires that were originally on the car new and which cost roughly 2.5 times as much. As for traction, that word is not in the original tire's manufacturer's dictionary but on dry and wet pavement, these Assurance tires wrote the book! Traction and handling on snow and/or ice is pretty good but considering my car weighs ~4,700 lbs, the momentum that can be generated can make any tire that normally would stick like glue turn into ice skates but, these Assurance tires are relatively aptly named because although the snow can get deep in Wisconsin, reasonable driving habits combined with the traction these provide on snow and ice have made it such that I rarely have issues.

They are pretty good tires but I'm tired of buying Goodyear tires and within the first 30days I need a patch to repair 1 of them before I even get to take a road trip. It has not even been 30days yet and I 1 tire had to be repaired with a patch again. This gets old fast when you need a patch before to get to even take a road trip.

When it comes to getting the most value for the money , goodyear is the way to go . These tires are reliable , handle great and overall grip and just want to flow on the road. This isn't my first set and I will say that guaranteed it will last all of its tread life and a bit more. Just make sure to always have the correct tire pressure to get the best out of these tires . Highly recommended

I guess these tires are ok. They are nothing compared to my old replaced tires. I have not used them in the winter yet. I am actually thinking about ordering the tires I replaced and selling these. These tires are doing their job, I am disappointed in them looks wise and comfort in ride wise. I don't have a hundred miles on them, anyone want to buy these? Lol!

Purchased 2/18 and after nearly 30k the Treadwell is negligible. Great in any weather but most impressive in deep snow and on icy roads. Not to be confused with a dedicated winter tire but these are so much better than a regular A/S tire. Great in heavy rain, smooth on the road. Wearing as I said is very controlled. Well done Goodyear.

The tires ride very well and handle very well thus far have not driven in winter yet so no information about winter handling but does great in the rain. Assurance tires are very good tires have had wrangler on another vehicle and I prefer assurance for comfort.

Had the tires approximately 18 months, they had less than 20,000 miles on them Were awful in snow, we live in an area with hills, not really steep ones, but were unable to make it up them. Also sometimes slide in rainy weather going around corners. We also had 3 flats in the time we had them, 2 within 2 weeks in the winter previously we hadn't had a flat tire in years.

I came to this store as one tire had a slow leak. I was informed that the tire could not be repaired. also the remaining three tires were over 7 years old and should probably be replaced as the tread was getting low. Unfortunately the tires I had on the car were no longer made. These were the only tires they had for my car. so I replaced all 4. Obviously, since they are new tires they run very well, very smooth. I have not noticed any problems with them. It's only been a short while so we'll see how they perform during the winter.