The factory tires on my 2017 Charger R/T were horrible. Finally at 25k miles they were completely worn out and I could replace them with something decent. After a ton of research I settled on the Goodyear Eagle Sport. The reviews were right and the tires exceeded my expectations. The most striking difference between the original tires and the Goodyears is road noise and ride quality. The Eagle Sport is quiet and compliant. Traction is great on dry pavement and better than I expected on wet pavement. Predictably performance is mediocre in the snow, but I didn't expect much from them on a RWD car with a lot of torque. This tire is priced lower than the competition in the ultra-high performance all season category but there are no compromises at all.

So, i looked at plenty of tires for my 2017 Chevy Sonic RS Premier Sedan. I wanted something that looked good and performed well in wet conditions and light snow. I am happy with my tire purchase. They seem to hold the road well. They do cut through water better than my OEM tires. They do handle well, but, I feel a bit more wobbly under hard steering a bit, nothing major. Just, something. The are quiet for sure. No complaint about road noise. They seem to provide good traction in wet conditions though have not had chance to try in light snow, which really is my goal. The biggest thing I swear I noticed, and find it hard to believe though, is that my average millage per gallon went down by almost 2. I used to consistently average 29+ on my daily driving. Now, i am no better than 27. I cannot see how that is possible, but it was the only change to my car. Perfect alignment. So really strange, but appears to be so. That said i do like the tires. And happy with the purchase.

So far these tiredness are excellent. We did however have one without a manufacturer defect that caused a bubble in both sides of the sidewalk. The tire was replaced at a small cost to me which I didn't think was fair because it was after all a defect in the construction of the tire and through no fault of my own.

I have had these tires for around 6,000 miles and I have no complaints with the handling and traction to the road and I don't expect any issues this winter. My only complaint is the road noise, meaning a very noticeable hum/whine from the tires on paved roads. I have not had tires before with this much sound.

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

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.

The Eagle All Season tire may be a decent snow tire, but not on the 2103 Ford Fusion. This may be a car problem more than a tire problem. This is by far the worst snow car I've ever driven and I live in the Buffalo, NY area. The combination of tire and Ford Fusion are definitely not good for the snow. Do you have another tire that would work better in snowy weather with the 2013 Ford Fusion?

I love my Goodyear Eagle tires, after leaving Firestone I'll never use anything else other than Goodyear Eagle. I drive a Dodge Charger RT and these are the tires you wanna use especially if you live in the Washington DC, MD, VA area these are perfect I use my Charger as a daily driver and these have held up. I just replaced my front two tires because of an alignment issue and my rear tires are still holding up thanks Goodyear

Replaced 8 year old Chinese tires that would easily burn from a stop, and, slid a lot in the wet. These give better traction, still able to burn, but, more GO than burn. Seems a lot better in the wet. What I Did Not expect from an American owned and, presumably, made, tire was that they are made in Vietnam.If I had thought to look at the tire before installation, I would have checked other companies for American made tires.

These are not the best to be economical, but losing 0-1 mpg for the handling and control is worth it. These are performance tires and make a huge difference in how the car handles over the easy rolling tires usually found on a Hybrid. Although we drive the car for efficiency now when needed we can have good control and be aggressive to avoid poor drivers. The loss in mpg has been minimal and the overall improvement in control has been well worth it.