Replaced Michelin Pilot Tires, which I drove for over 40k miles. . These Goodyear tires are not as firm and car doesn't handle as well. After driving them for about 1k miles I feel a noticeable difference. Ok average tire. Probably won't purchase again.

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

Frankly, I was forced to purchase tires due to a pothole and I colliding (the size of a truck wheel) last November 2014 on a local Interstate highway. see, my car came with run-flats. I still had another 15,000 miles on them but they were noisy, detected and easily communicated every bump in the road, blah, blah blah, albeit those tires absolutely did their job when asked to stick to the pavement, wet or dry, 55 mph or 85 mph. I had never owned run flats before so this 20,000 mile experience was a first. I knew technology had changed enough with current tires where I could get the run flat benefits with a smooth, quiet ride. So I would not be re-installing run flats when that time came.

I now have 15,000 miles on these tires and am very pleased with my purchase. PROS:Great performance. Feels like I'm driving "on rails"...especially when entering or exiting the interstate or taking sharp corners / curvy back roads. There is virtually no degradation in performance when driving in rainy conditions. CONS The tires are noisy and the ride is pretty rough - potholes, bumps, road irregularities are transferred to the seats (most likely a function of the tire pattern coupled with stiff suspension on the car.) Keep in mind, when reading the "cons" that they were not designed for a quiet, luxurious ride. Snow traction isn't great. However, for the last forty years I have driven front wheel drive vehicles, so reduced snow performance could be a function of tire tread coupled with rear wheel drive.

We only have a few miles (5,000) on them but so far I'm completely impressed. The tire noise is minimal on most surfaces. I'm extremely sensitive to this. Looking forward to seeing how they do on snow. Good Year on East Washington has always been good to me. I'm so glad that I gave up researching for hours on the Internet and just trusted the experts.

I put them on a 2008 MX5 Miata Sport to replace the OEM brand tires which to be honest, have had very good results with on it and other cars. But I find the Goodyear's are quieter, smoother riding and the wet traction even in fairly heavy rain is outstanding. I'd have to go as far as say they're very confidence inspiring in the wet on my small lightweight car. I believe they are as good a handling tire on a Miata for street use as anyone would need. A great feature is the rim protection strip that protrudes out about a 1/4 inch from the rim to help protect the wheel itself against abrasion damage. They're also a good looking tire for an all season that even looks like they belong on a sportscar. Unless I get a drive in another totally stock MX5 with different tires and they seem to do better, these are it from here on.

Have had these tires about 2 months on a 2016 Volvo XC60 T6. They replaced the Michelin tires that came with the SUV. Tires ride smooth with no tire noise. Have used them in rain and snow with no skidding or hydroplaning. Love them. They corner great. I am a hard stop, jack rabbit start driver and they keep up with me. Only have about 2,000 miles on them so far.

Pros, handle great, smooth, like on rails, excellent grip, Cons, noise, stiffness, did I mention noise Disappointed in this tire, just to noisy. Also very stiff side walls but thats why they handle so well. I could live with the stiffness if they were not so loud.

I substituted this for some well-worn high-performance Michelin tires. I was apprehensive to make this move, but other reviews led me to this decision. About 5000 miles into the new tires, I don't have any complaints. So far, I'm pleased with the performance, good grip. I'm not sliding around on wet pavement either, which is good. They had a slightly better price-point which helped me also make this decision to switch. I'd like to have more mileage to compare overall, but for now I'm happy with these newly purchased performance Goodyear tires.

When I bought these tires, we had a week of heavy rain. The tires performed beautifully - so much better than the tires I had before. My tires would frequently spin when I started off from a red light in the rain. These tires grip and go, I am so happy I chose them. And they are quiet. Haven't been on ice yet but I am sure they will be better than what I had.