I drive a 2018 Mazda 3 Touring and I have purchased these Goodyear Eagle Sport tires, new before, and I will say they last and the performance and handling on them is perfect for me and my every day schedule. I do recommend these eagle Goodyear tires which is why I've purchased them again for my Mazda.

I bought a 2022 Honda Civic Touring with these (they are OEM to the car) and I cannot wait to switch them out even though they have less than 5,000 miles on them. The grip and handling seems fine - I drive in desert condition so it's hard to tell - but the howling noise they make when driving 40+ MPH is terrible. Do not buy these if ride quality is among your top priorities for a tire. Wish I could swap them out now.

The product was adequate, but the service was exemplary and was quickly done. Better yet on Wednesday the 5th of May the service provided for a leaking tire on my front right tire was exemplary. I don't think I will be going to any other place in the Bay area but this place for my car repairs

i've only put about 3000 miles on these tires so i can't give any real mileage feedback. They do seem to perform well in all road conditions i've encountered in southeastern Ohio (wet, light snow and dry). They are also fairly quiet but time and mileage will tell the story with that. i've never had a bad experience with Goodyear tires. Some are a little better than others but they are all good. That's why i've been buying them for years. There are cheaper brands but like many things you get what you pay for. My opinion, tires are to important for the priority to be saving a dollar.

I bought a new 2022 Honda Civic Touring and these were the factory tires. Last week I had two flats with sidewall failure on the inside on both. The tires had about 10k miles on them. I took the car to the dealer and they told me that I was out of luck because it was the sidewall. The dealer wanted to sell me a new set of the same tires. I refused and took in my winter tires to be mounted. Side by side, the snow tires' sidewalls were substantially thicker than the Goodyears'. The car has 22k miles on. More miles on the snows than the Goodyears. Same road, same routine. Before you buy, compare the sidewalls. You'll likely make a logical choice other than the Goodyears. This is the first negative review I have posted.

I put these tires on when my car had 88,000 miles. As it says that that the treading warranty is 50k but it didn't even last near to 30k. Everything else went fair with tires like traction, handing, etc. but I was disappointed when I notice that tires begin to wear off before even it reached the 30k miles juncture. Prior to these tires I had Michelin and they last well over 45k. i wouldn't buy these again and wouldn't recommended anyone.

I put these on a 2019 Ford F-150. I wanted a good comfortable tire that would handle hauling loads as well. This truck pulls our 10,000 lb travel trailer. It's performed excellent. It provides a nice, quiet, comfortable ride with good handling. And withstands the loads of hauling when it needs to. I can't comment on the tire wear yet, but If I get at least 50,000 miles I'll be happy. very happy with the purchase.

They don't "run" when flat. They come apart dangerously. I've replaced all four tires twice in three years (less than 30k miles). I've never had to do that with any other tire ever on any car I've ever owned in the last 40 years. I couldn't be more displeased with these horrible tires. If I could give a negative star rating, I would.

Trying to get a measly 25.00 rebate is like pulling teeth while jumping thru hoops! Multiple efforts made, and even went back to the dealer and submitted the correct info and STILL NO REBATE.....call it a scam if you will

Goodyear Eagle Sport is a good tire. I could feel the difference between the OEM tire and Eagle Sport. Firmer tire with more grip. I cannot speak to Winter Traction.