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.

I've had these tires on my manual Mazda3 sGT for about 3 months/1500 miles and I've enjoyed them so far. I feel that they lose traction slightly faster than I would like them to in the wet, but are solid in the dry. Having a bit of a lead foot may play a part in that. That said, when the pedal is down, they do tend to sing a little bit (which I actually enjoy. Adds to the sound of the car) I haven't taken them touring yet, but don't think it'll be a problem for these new rubbers. I'll report back in the warmer months.

I recently replaced my old set of Goodyear Tires and was amazed with the difference in "Road Noise"! I can actually go down the Freeway and hear the conversation in my Convertible Corvette. In addition, the ride was smooth and comfortable. I'm looking forward to many miles this summer cruising with this new set of Goodyear Eagles. Thank you.

Realized after purchase that these are 6-ply extra-load tires. The same model tires on display at the store are only 4-ply regular-load tires, which might give a more comfortable and less noisy ride. Also,these tires SOUND like they are out-of-round when slowing down, even when letting the car slow down in neutral. These tires have less than 800 miles on them.

The tires that these replace...the only tires I had known on the car, made me think the car had a harsh ride. Apparently that is not the case. Upon putting these on the car...I have a much smoother ride, less jarring and better control and comfort. It turns out that the other car in our household ALSO has these tires on it...just by chance and I had always wondered why that car had such a better "ride" than my car. Now I know.

I have a 2013 Nissan Sentra SR and it was time to replace my tires. I bought them online and had them installed three days later. It's only been about a week and a half and I'm not able to comment on winter traction seeing as it's summertime but so far so good.

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.

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've the '12 Genesis coupe 2.0T, rSpec with a stick as a daily driver commuting, errands and for fun in all types NYC weather for about 12k on these tires. I oversized the tires 1 size up in front, 2 sizes up in rear Great traction, must put a little effort wheel spin in rainy days, stops straight have taken sweepers at 3x the posted limit. No squirm, just grip. I could here my loose stuff in trunk moving from repeated hard left and right turns without fishtailing. They might be a little above my driving skills but I'm 64 and not as spry as I use to be. Accident avoidance maneuvers with steady power no tire chirp or slides, just controlled forward motion. Yes I do recommend there's tires to anybody that enjoys a fun and sporty drive.

comfortable ride with reliable set of tires