Could hardly wait to replace the run flat tires on my Mini Cooper. Mill Street Tire in Moorestown, NJ suggested the Goodyear Eagle Tires. The tires were a major improvement in the ride comfort. The tires hold up well as long as the tires are rotated at 6,000 mile intervals. I now have another Mini and it's time to replace the run flats. I will be installing the Good Year Eagles.

Once these tires had about 5000 miles on them the road noise is terrible. Don't let anyone fool you about comfort. They are hard rubber and you can feel and hear everything. Great if you want to drive the car hard and attach every corner, but on the Freeway after an hour, you feel like you are ridding a Harley and cant wait to get off. They do handle good.

They're awful. I drive a sports car and have always gone with the trusted high quality brand meant for my vehicle. Unfortunately I allowed the just tires employees to talk me into buying these mediocre Goodyears instead. An error that I will never make again. I'd list the name of the tires I intended to buy here, but just tires will not allow me to mention the competitor's (if you can even call them that due to how pitiful these Goodyears are as a "substitute") name in this review. They are really terrible tires. They feel like you are driving on marbles. They don't stick to the road. The road noise from them is horrid. And although I got an alignment done as well when I purchased the tires, they pull/jerk the car almost side-to-side while driving down the road. Massive regret for allowing myself to go against my better judgment and let the just tires employees talk me into these awful Goodyears. Life is full of lessons. And here we are.

I chose these tires to replace the two rears on my 09' Mustang GT. The original tires had developed leaks from age. I couldn't be happier with the tire. The original tires suffered in wet weather. I frequently had wheel spin under normal stop and go city driving when the road was even slightly damp. When I picked up the car it was raining, and the grip felt better than the old ones did in dry conditions. They honestly made the car feel ten years newer. For the curious before these I still had the factory tires.

I still have my original set of these tires from when I bought my civic brand new almost 4 years ago. I have over 57k miles and my tread depth is surprisingly at 7/32". I've never had any issues with road noise, handling around corners, and consistently driving in wet conditions (I live in Florida, it's always raining lol). They are starting to slightly crack on the sides but I think a lot of that has to do with the heat outside. I'll be replacing them soon with this same tire!

After doing a lot of research and reading a lot of reviews I decided to give the Eagle Sport A/S a try. So glad I did. Soft ride, predictable grip, excellent wet traction, and low road noise. I just rotated the tires at 8k miles and they are wearing very well. Great traction for stopping and around tight decreasing radius turns. These tires excel in wet weather! It doesn't matter whether it's a full on tropical storm or just a quick sun shower, the car feels very sure footed and stuck to the road no matter how much water is on the road. I would definitely recommend these tires if you're looking for replacements for All Season tires.

The sales manager handled me in a very professional and efficient manner. The price was the same when I looked it up online and they had me in and out and very short period of time. I've used a store before in Stuart Florida and they always do a good job. P

Goodyear Eagle Sport A/S OEM tire for 2022 Honda Civic trims. They perform well on dry surfaces only. Unsafe when roads are wet or have a dusting of snow or more. I would never purchase these poor-quality manufactured Eagle Sport A/S tires. Goodyear Assurance and ComforTred tires are much better. Eagle Sport is highly not recommended.

I've used Goodyear tires on my cars after the original set of tires needed replacement. The Goodyears have lasted longer than OEM tires, but not as long as I might have expected. Possibly my expectations were too high, but these tires are on an Infiniti EX-37, so not a heavy car.

Tires are fine I suppose. A little too easy to hydroplane, and light snow traction isn't the best. Dry pavement these eagles feel responsive and refined. My biggest problem is that over the past month I have had to refill every tire by a good 15-20 lbs every 200 miles. I suspect I'll be back in the shop soon