I purchased my pickup used 3 years ago that already had 2 brand new 20" Eagle LS-2s. The other worn OEM tires had an Italian name, but I replaced them with LS-2s to simply save money and have a matching set. I was completely surprised that these tires were so quiet and provided a very comfortable car-like ride. I get them rotated every 5k miles like clockwork when I change the oil, and even though I don't recall a specific treadwear warranty--there has only been marginal treadwear after 50k miles. ...will certainly purchase again--most friends that have similar pickup truck always comment on the ride--even those that have the identical 5.4 v-8 truck. In fact, trying to find comparable Eagle LS-2s for my 4 cylinder car. For me to have no complaints or concerns is a BIG DEAL. Will certainly try them again.

These were OEM tires that came with the car that I now need to replace after only 34.5k miles. Won't really miss them. Though handling and cornering performance in both dry and wet driving conditions is acceptable, they are noisy and harsh and obviously wear out quickly.

I am driving on original equipment which are Goodyear Eagle LS-2 which people seem to hate when reading on-line reviews, but I have had no issues or problems. I live in Chicago so at times I see all 4 seasons in one week, I am currently at 50K miles with 5/32 tread remaining. I am shopping for tires now because I know 60K will come fast, and I need to be ready. I was hoping to find something better if there is such a thing, but when reading reviews and watching videos there seems to be issues and problems with all tires. (2017 VW Touareg) Show less

I bought my 2011 Chevy Malibu LTZ with these already installed and in most conditions they seem ok. Great on dry roads and handle good but notice on wet or damp roads traction isn't as good. They are about three years old and told they have about half of not 3/4 tread left but unsure how long I will leave them on the car. Not as good of a feel as the Assurance Fuel Max tires I had installed on my 2008 Pontiac Grand Prix or 2004 Chevy Impala. Also not as good traction on wet roads. We will see if that improves after a rotation balance is completed.

Came with my new car - 2018 Ford Fusion AWD - 23,000 miles later & they are done. Not an aggressive driver at all so quite shocked these need to be replaced at this point. I know the LS2 is a base model Goodyear tire but just unacceptable after so few miles. Not impressed.

HAD FRONT TIRES PUT ON THROUGH A RECOMMENDED COMPANY -THE SENSOR LIGHT WILL NOT GO OUT HAVE CHECKED AIR AND THE COMPANY STATES THEY USE THE OLD SENSORS SHOULD NOT HAVE TO DEAL WITH THIS WITH NEW TIRES ALSO RECOMMENDED COMPANY HAS REFUSED TO DO MY ALIGNMENT-i DO NOT WANT TO RUIN THE TIRES-1ST IT WAS A RIGHT INNER TIE ROD-MY BOYFRIEND REPLACED 2ND TIME THEY SAID IT WAS THE RIGHT OUTER FRONT END TIE ROD-IT IS REPLACED SO WE WILL SEE ON THURSDAY WHEN i TAKE IT BACK FOR THE 3RD TIME AND SEE IF THEYFIX THE TIRE SENSOR -TIRES LOOK NICE BUT IT HAS BEEN A HASSLE SINCE GETTING THEM INSTALLED

Appt set for installation of new tires. Arrived early and the staff was waiting for me. Car inside in a matter of minutes. Installation and balancing done within 1 and 1/2 hours. Good road tires. Great handling in the rain. I am happy with my purchase.

With a strict tire rotation regiment and frequent inflation checks, this tire will last a very long time. I had these tires on my car for 95,000 miles! Granted I keep tires on my vehicles longer than most people would, but I had good performance with them. They ride quite and have good traction.

The Goodyear LS2 tires were new on my 2015 Ford Fusion SE, which was purchased as a certified pre-owned vehicle from a Ford dealer. I have 35,000 miles on these tires and they ready for replacement. Other than only getting 35,000 miles from these tires, I have been very happy with their performance. My Fusion has a very quiet ride and good handling with these tires. These are 235/45/18 V performance tires, so I can only assume that the higher V speed rating is the reason for the lower mileage, since a V rated tire is intended for better traction and performance at the expense of longer tread life. From other reviews, it appears that this tire has much better tread life on trucks.

tires developed a thumping noise after about 15000 miles. Rotated them and seemed to get better but the damage was done. Dealer indicated these need to be rotated every 5000 miles or the tires will do this on the car I have. Not impressed with them but did put a replacement set on at 52000 miles.