I purchased these last spring. This winter I found out they aren't "all season" at all. In fact they aren't even tires, they're ice skates. Several times when negotiating a turn at less than 5mph the vehicle kept going straight. That never happened with the OEM tires. The OEM tires for this vehicle were far superior in snow and slush. I'm switching back to them immediately.

I had 4 Goodyear Eagle LS on this car- no complaints. Needed two tires (replaced by wear- belts inside made car wobble) the tire center said they had Goodyear Eagles but not exactly what is on the car. Replaced the 2 LS with Good Year Eagle RS-A. They look great but as soon as I drove out I heard a LOUD roar- I thought being new it was temporary. NOT!! I can't even hear conversations or the radio. Very annoying. Reading the reviews I don't think this is an issue with a more solid SUV. The tread is great, drives awesome in snow, slush- good handling, great in the rain. I wouldn't recommend RS-A for a smaller sedan- the Eagle LS are much better.

For a tire that is very typical in looks to anything else, these are by far the noisiest all season tire I have EVER used. I have driven pickup trucks with mud tires that made the same amount of noise as these yet they excel at virtually nothing. I would not buy or recommend these tires to ANYONE!!!

this n is the second set of goodyears i have put on the car since i bought it new they cup out so bad it is very loud inside the car i am very disguested with them the first set had 20k on them the ford place and i replased them now the other set has about the same mileage and they are a disgrace to drive with all the rooaring its hard to listen to them u probley wont do anything if not i will never own another goodyear

These tires came with my vehicle that I purchased 5 years ago. The technicians where I service my car every 5,000 miles are just now recommending that I change my tires.....after 95,455 miles! The service representative did not believe that they were originally purchased with the car so much that she checked the serial number on the database. The mechanics at the auto manufacturing company where I work said that it's unheard of for tires to last this long. Maybe so, but I will replace them with the same brand for sure!

These are the tires that came on my 2016 Juke when it was new. They're fair at best for day to day driving, but the worse thing about them is how fast they wore out. Yes, I know wear and tear is highly affected by driving habits, proper inflation, good alignment, & regular tire rotations. I work at a car dealership so I stay on top of my car maintenance, and I'm a fairly conservative driver. That said, even doing my part to extend the life of my tires, this set showed unusual wear and tear by no more than 25k & definitely needed replacement by 40k.

I drive 100 miles a day round-trip for work and that much or more every weekend. Live in the NW part of Arkansas where the roads are curvy and the terrain is steep. Can't fault the tires - handle great in all types of weather - hot/cold, wet/dry, we get all types to include frozen precipitation. With the mileage I drive I really depend on my tires. The past three vehicles I purchased came with Goodyear Eagles and I am not changing now. Well worth the price. Please note the mileage indicated at the left is just on this set. My vehicle mileage is around 180,000, so this is not the first set on this vehicle.

The tires handle an perform well but I only have 25K miles on them and they need to be replaced already. I have the tires rotated regularly and drive conservatively. These are pretty pricey for as many miles as one can expect to get out of them. I will not be replacing with the same tires.

This tire came on my Toyota Corolla when I bought it 5 years ago. I liked them so much that I always replace with the same tire. The wear I get from them exceeds the specs, everything about this tire is perfect! You can't go wrong purchasing this tire.

These came on my car and I am re placing them with the same. They perform really well, I drive 120 miles a day on snow and ice in winter and like the way they handle on my awd car. I am pretty cautious in winter though, black ice is no fun with any tires.