Replacing these tires with a new set of the same. Got over 55,000 miles in 4 years on the LS-2s on my Toyota Sequoia. For tires to last that long on a vehicle as heavy as a Sequoia is impressive. Great ride and excellent handling in south Louisiana downpours.

I just purchased my third set of Eagle LS-2 tires for my 2003 GMC Sierra 1500 RWD, love these tires. For my application, these tires ride great, very low road noise and I rotate my tires every 5,000 miles and they wear very evenly for the life of the tire. My tires see a lot of highway, city streets, and dirt/ gravel roads every year and I have had no issues with handling or grip no matter what surface I am on. They have also done surprising well in snow as well. These will be the only tires I will ever run on my truck and have been totally happy with the milage I have gotten out of my first two sets of tires.

These 20in tires come on my brand new 2018 High Country. I have driven this truck to Texas, Virginia, and Florida and usually Towing motorcycles. I live in Ohio so I deal with the snow every winter and these tires perform great. My buddy and and I purchased are Chevys in the same year and he replaced his tires, Continental, at 58000 Miles and I have 72000 on mine and still going strong. My buddy ended up buying these tires to replace the ones that came on his vehicle.

When I bought these I was planning getting the BF Goodrich Long Trail but they were $200 more for a set and I couldn't see it. I have 25000 miles now on these and I couldn't be happier! They are wearing great and have a smooth-quite ride and handle wet roads with no worries. Even with no mileage warranty I will buy again!

I bought these tires on sale at my local Sam's Club for my Ram. I only have 20,000 miles on the tires and they need to be replaced no tread left. I've always had good luck with GoodYear tires but not in this case. I'll be looking for another brand to put on my truck.

These tires have been excellent relative to tread wear and traction (wet & dry). There is a lot of tread life left in these with over 55,000 miles on them. The only drawback was an inner sidewall separation on one of the front tires. Since these were the original equipment I had to go to Goodyear. Goodyear's standard response is it must be a road hazard which is not covered by their warranty. I am sure Sam's would have been easier to deal with on this.

These came on my 2012 Tundra from the factory. I've gotten 100000 out of them before they have worn enough to replace. Just recently did notice a little outer sidewall cracking and more frequent occasions of topping off with air but these tires went 50k mi in West Texas extreme heat with my Dad and another 50K with me in -40 F way up north. Without hesitation, that's what is going back on.

We own a 2015 Chevrolet Malibu, tires came on vehicle from the factory. We kept up with the tire maintenance, tire rotations, air pressure, flats, things of that nature. We managed to get 99,000 miles out of the Factory LS2s, I bought another set, the car performs well and is very quite. I would highly recommend these tires for anyone looking for this type of life and comfortability from their tires, and also performance out of their current vehicle.

Not good when tires begin to wear after 25-30 thousand miles. Road noise.

These are very good tires for the price. Have to see how many miles I get.