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 is a high quality tire that I would recommend to anyone. the cushion effect seems to cut down on road noise .The on line purchase these tires were easy and quick, tires were delivered on time and installation was spot on schedule and installers were the best.

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 got these tires new on my brand new Toyota Corolla. I had to replace one at 40,000 miles and the other three at 45,000 miles. Seems after looking at Goodyears reviews on all their other tires, 99% of them have no warranties and even with a warranty, they wear out around 40,000 miles. I will not be buying these ever again, or Goodyear for that matter. Chinese tires last longer than this.

I'm still riding on the original, factory Goodyear Eagles after 91,000 miles. I perform all my maintenance at a competitor's service location. After 50,000 miles, I thought for sure they would suggest a new set of tires. After 70,000 miles, I brought up the topic but they said no worries, the tires are fine. Last maintenance visit at 90,000, still no need for new tires. I'm thinking at 100,000, I'll just buy a new set. Everything I've written is documented.

I have a Toyota Corolla, and I am repeat buyer of this tire. Highly recommend..no problems with the first 65K miles so looking forward to the next 65K miles. I probably could have gone longer before replacing but I want to be safe and not worry about my tires.

I have these tires on my 06 Honda Civic EX coupe. I drove in heavy ice and snow and felt confident and steady. I was really impressed on the traction even at 55 MPH. (Of course, I did stay below the speed limit as others passed by carelessly at 70mph!?!) Quiet ride and good tire.

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

This tire model was the original tire on my car when I purchased it. They lasted over 80,000 miles. It wasn't a difficult decision to replace them with the exact same model. I had the new tires installed at the beginning of winter in the midwest. It hasn't been the snowiest winter this year but they have performed well.