I bought the Goodyear Eagle Sport tires to replace a set of another brand's tires I never really liked (somewhat mushy handling) and now I'm on my second set of the Goodyear's. The improvement in grip was so noticeable compared to the previous tires I ended up getting larger anti-roll bars to take advantage of the additional grip. In addition, for the same size tires, the Goodyear's were over an inch wider. Traction is also excellent in the rain, seemed pretty good in the one snow we had after I got them. Trade-off is a bit more firmness over some of the crappier roads here in the DFW. But every time I turn the wheels, take an off ramp or go through a tight curve it's worth the slightly rougher ride. Best of all is I do get very close to the 50,000 mile treadwear rating, I bet if I hadn't neglected rotating the tires the last 15-20,000 miles on the last set, I might have made it. 30,000 or so miles on the current set and a lot of life left.

Overall the tire does everything well. It doesn't quite feel like a performance tire, but handles well. It doesn't ride quite as smoothly as some tires designed purely for a comfortable ride. For a day to day tire on a luxury sedan or coupe, it's a solid choice.

The tires are on our Roadster that gets very little drive time, so it's really to early to tell how these tires will perform long term. Short term 30days, ride is good for low profile tires, handling is very good. Wet or Winter traction most likely won't be tested as it's a fair weather toy. 2006 w/16k miles. I replaced the originals not for wear but age, didn't like driving on 13year old tires. So these tires are performing satisfactory and only time will tell on tread life. Overall I'd say they were a good value for the price

2017 Cherokee, started slowly down a snow covered hill, not too steep. Touched the brakes and all heck broke loose. There was no stopping this car. Tires are about 1 year old - lots of tread. Car was in "snow" mode with braking assist on. Looked in the mirrors and all - ALL cars were managing to stop except me. Car stopped on a dime with the original factory tires on it, think I'll go back to them, these are worthless. 54 years of Pennsylvania winter driving experience.

Took one star off because I did not get as much anticipated wear out of the two tires I previously purchased. I had to replace the other two, so I purchased four of these tires and I'll see how long they'll wear. For now, they're providing a very smooth, quieter ride than before!

the tires do not hold the road like my former tires i.e. Dunlop Sport 500, and they feel soft on the road. Mileage is not as good as the Dunlop. the recommendation of these tires was misguided compared to the Dunlops and the recommendation was for pushing a brand favored by the salesperson as opposed to recommending the better tire. I could have waited a couple of days for the Dunlops but the salesperson said these were just as good. which is clearly wrong. If I could I would take these tires off the car now and put Dunlops on;

The car was supposed to be driven in winter conditions, but was forced into that situation. So, this was an opportunity to experience the tires in winter driving. My expectation is performance. With time in the spring, there will be an opportunity to find out how they do vs. the previous set.

I wanted a tire that would outperform the Yokohama tires that came on my 2014 Mazda 3 and these tires were a great improvement. Better handling, lower ride noise and overall feeling of more support while driving. These tires made my car drive much better, especially on curves and turns.

I have had these tires now for 30 days, drove for the first time in a lite snow, slick conditions and the tires were horrible. I have a 4Matic Mercedes and this did not matter the vehicle was all over the place.. As far as performance on dry roads and rain , the tires are very good, Great handling and very quiet.. Would think twice if you live I the NorthEast.

New tires, driven about 12xx miles so far and decided to drive from NoVA to SoVa, the ride was done on a speed between 60mph and 80 mph and it sucked, it feels like im in a shaker and i still gotta go from SoVa to Orlando and back. My technician did tell me that I've to "break em" (yeah like shoes) first, but i guess that 1k miles should be enough. I don't know how to feel about that