I have a 2012 Nissan Maxima and have over 81,000 miles on these tires. I am looking to replace them and probably could get another 5,000-10,000 out of them.

Never had tires this bad in my life, had purchased many before for my personal and company vehicles but these tires cupped and wore out after 30,000 miles, and they are very expensive to replace.

I HAVE ALWAYS USED A DIFFERENT BRAND UNTIL THESE AND AM NOT UNHAPPY THAT I KEPT THE EAGLE ON THIS VEHICLE. GREAT TIRES DEPENDABLE AND THEY HAVE GONE THE DISTANCE. I DO BOTH HIGHWAY AND CITY DRIVING AND THEY HAVE BEEN AS GOOD AS WHAT I AM USE TO.

Anyone who paid a lot for these tires got taken. I am replacing two that are worn after 19k of harsh use. They are a soft compound which offers grip at the price of wear. Noise is minimal. Negative reviews are likely the result of ignorance.

I use to slip and slide in the rain and I have not experienced that at all with these new tires, I actually feel as though I am driving a new car and I love them.

Best tires ever, they offer great handling and traction. The ride is quiet and you can feel the tires gripping the road. I wouldn't change these tires for nothing in the world!

These were original equipment on my 2013 Toyota Venza (P245/50R20). I have 91,000 miles on the car and they still show 3/32 of tread. I will definitely replace the originals with another set of Goodyear Eagle RS-A.

These tires came on the car, so when it was time to replace them I looked at other brands but decided to go with the Goodyears since I had no problems with them.

Same set as originals. They lasted 55,000 miles before replacing only because of age (sidewall cracks). They were on the car 7 years. This is the only tire I would buy for our car.

I drove over 70,000 miles on these tires. Service center said I could go a little longer, but I replaced them with the same tires at 70,000+. I rotated them every other oil change and would recommend to anyone.