Replaced a worn set of OEMs on my Audi with these after considering cost, needs, and the fact that my vehicle is leased and will be returned in a year. Overall, these are great tires that handle well, but they're noticeably louder than the ones that came with the car- especially on wet roads (Miami). My stereo automatically adjusts the volume at higher speeds/louder cabin, and it does it much more now than it did before. Great tires and they handle awesome (I know because of Quattro), but if you drive a luxury car that's 'supposed' to have a quiet cabin, consider spending a little more for something with less noise.

Bought car with brand new milestar tires on n they wouldnt even go in an inch of snow. Couldnt even make it up a hill. So i bought these tires n theyre awesome. Comfortable, quiet, great traction in snow, ice, n rain. Definately recommended these tires

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.

Tires handle well and traction seems good. The road noise on these tires offsets any other positive attibutes. I can't wait for these tires to wear out so I can replace. You can't hear yourself think because the road noise is so loud on these tires. You have to turn the radio up way too loud to drown out the road noise. Worst tires I have ever owned. I doubt I will ever purchase Goodyear tires again Originally tried to order Comfort Tread Touring, but they were out of stock and couldn't tell me when they would be back in stock. These were recommended instead. What a terrible mistake.

I have owned a variety of tires on my 13' Mustang V6 Turbo and BMW 428i X-Drive both cars have different styles of driving totally unique but both had vastly improved handling and electronic turning response with the Eagle Sport All-Seasons. I can understand why my local police swear by these tires. They are sticky when hot for great enthusiastic summer driving and hold down the car in wet and snow conditions. I also think the road noise is very low! There no whooshing or terrible droning just quite comfortable performance. My tire shop told me he would pay for them if I wasn't impressed and I came back to tell him how great they were turns out he ran them on his WRX. Worth every penny and the price is right on this tire totally fair.

I bought these tires with new upsized 22 inch wheels in 285 45 22 for my 2014 GMC 2wd Sierra. The truck is lowered 2/4 front and back and these tires go excellent with the setup. They are excellent in the rain and on dry pavement, taking curvy roads, over rough roads, and in every situation I have encountered to date. I look for them to be excellent in the snow as well. I look for them to wear well and last a long time with the Goodyear name and reputation as other Goodyear tires have in the past!

I replaced my Pirelli All Seasons with these Goodyear Sport All seasons after hitting a huge pothole on the Interstate. After four months and 3500 miles, I am afraid to drive in the rain because these are simply scary. I can feel the rear end drifting and I have no confidence in them. I should have known better when the salesman told me, "it feels like driving on glass". Yes, it literally does.

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.

Excellent dry traction, soft side walls witch I don't recomend if you push your vehicle over 75mph in corners. When was new the snow traction was good but with the two winters and 15k miles later I'm still satisfied wit the snow performance. I don't recomend them for spirited driving in wet or a deep puddle, same when you brake in wet it's easy they to slip. I have a Mazda speed 3 hatc FWD and for daily driving on my car was really good, until you didn't decide to get som fun in the corners because of the slightly softer sidewall compared to TOYO and Continentals DWS/DW. Thank you Good Year for the quality of these tires.