I put them on a 2008 MX5 Miata Sport to replace the OEM brand tires which to be honest, have had very good results with on it and other cars. But I find the Goodyear's are quieter, smoother riding and the wet traction even in fairly heavy rain is outstanding. I'd have to go as far as say they're very confidence inspiring in the wet on my small lightweight car. I believe they are as good a handling tire on a Miata for street use as anyone would need. A great feature is the rim protection strip that protrudes out about a 1/4 inch from the rim to help protect the wheel itself against abrasion damage. They're also a good looking tire for an all season that even looks like they belong on a sportscar. Unless I get a drive in another totally stock MX5 with different tires and they seem to do better, these are it from here on.

I purchased my car used and it had these tires on it. When it came time to replace my tires, I didn't think twice about buying the same ones. I have had zero trouble with handling of any kind---traction is excellent, turns are solid. No issues with handling in the snow or rain. I highly recommend these tires!

I bought a set of these 4 years ago and fell in love with them. Just bought another set on a different car (Mustang) that's been notoriously terrible in the rain. No traction, hydroplaning etc. After I put on my go-to Goodyear Eagle Sport All Season tires on said car it completely solved the issues driving in the rain 100 percent!! I now feel completely safe driving on drenched roads myself and sending my precious wife in the car now with these life saving, high quality, high performing tires. Thank you Goodyear!!

Tires so far have been a great purchase. The price was very reasonable and the overall quality is noticeable. The handling is very responsive and performing really good in the rain. Replaced original stock tires and wish I had bought these sooner for the overall experience.

I went out of my way and spent more than needed to purchase Goodyear Tires as I believe in supporting American companies and American workers. I was given the impression that these tires are made in the USA, however after installation I discovered these tires are actually made in Chile. This was incredibly disappointing as these tires are considerably more expensive than comparable tires from other brands.

Just did my first long drive since putting the Eagle Sport A/S tires on my Mustang GT with stock 16" wheels (225/55-R16 tire size). Compared to my previous 3 sets of tires over 150,000 miles, the new tires are smooth riding, quiet and comfortable. Steering was accurate and controlled but the trade-off to the softer sidewalls is more pronounced body roll and understeer during very spirited driving. For general sporty driving, these tires are nice, especially for the price. But if you expect track ready handling, I suggest a sportier tire. I have not driven the tires under wet conditions yet so no comments on that.

Have only had the tires for a couple of months but they are much better so far than my OEM tires that came on the car originally, especially for handling. Great in corners. Gave them a four in winter traction only because I haven't used them in the snow yet.

New tires, driven about 12xx miles so far and decided to drive from NoVA to SoVa, the ride was done on a speed between 60mph and 80 mph and it sucked, it feels like im in a shaker and i still gotta go from SoVa to Orlando and back. My technician did tell me that I've to "break em" (yeah like shoes) first, but i guess that 1k miles should be enough. I don't know how to feel about that

Noisiest tire I've ever had (I'm 56 years old). They wail on any surface at 55 MPH. With a temp around 35° and no moisture on the road at all, they slipped on overpasses. And when I drove the car of the Goodyear lot, the tires looked bad. They had paint marks (or whatever they used) for installing them and they were just not new looking although I know they were new.

The staff, had initially placed a new tire on a bent rim, that I believe they bent allowing the tire to bounce as they took it off my car. They chose not to tell me that the rim was obviously bent, and chose to renin quiet and install the new tire anyway. Then they placed the front tires, a different size, on the rear, and as i drove away the bigger rear tires were rubbing the wheel wells. I was stuck for tires on July 4th, otherwise I would never go there again.