The Goodyear Eagle LS-2 tires were original equipment on this vehicle. The ride was comfortable for a long time. The tires lasted almost 5 years on city and highway driving. Handling on snow was good in the beginning but had to be careful after a few years. Only recently bought the same tires to replace the originals. My only regret was not getting a wheel alignment during the first five years, hey have lasted for another year if I did. I am definitely, very impressed with the Goodyear Eagle LS-2 tires and would buy them again.

I was getting close to worn out at 42K hard miles. If I weren't driving my son all the time and with winter around the corner, I decided to do a warly replacement. The original set get me through a lot of rain and snow, very confident purchasing another set and confident I get them over 50k easily with my new highway commute.

I've run Goodyear tires on almost every car and truck that I've owned. I just had a new set of ASSURANCE WEATHERREADY's put on my 2013 Chevy Traverse today. That's how committed I am to Goodyear The LS-2's came on my Silverado High Country as standard equipment are the worst tires I have ever driven on. I've just crossed 40K miles and they are shot. From the beginning, the traction on both wet and dry surfaces is just awful. And don't even try on ice or snow. Just stay home.

I bought my Chrysler 200 convertible Limited and it came with the Goodyear LS 2 as the OEM tires. The tires seemed to ride fine between 30-50 mph, but when I drove above 50 mph the car started to shake as if it was out of alignment. I took the car back to the dealer at the end of the week and they rotated, balanced and performed an alignment and sent me on my way. Everything seemed fine. I was driving 70 mph which is the speed limit here in South Florida and then sped up to 75 mph and the car started to shake again. It was not as bad as it was the first time. Took the car back to the dealership and this time they replaced all of the tires. Been driving on these tires since then and still get the same shake between 65-75 mph. It is much less than before, but I am unable to fully enjoy the ride of my brand new car because I do not feel comfortable with these tires.

I am driving on original equipment which are Goodyear Eagle LS-2 which people seem to hate when reading on-line reviews, but I have had no issues or problems. I live in Chicago so at times I see all 4 seasons in one week, I am currently at 50K miles with 5/32 tread remaining. I am shopping for tires now because I know 60K will come fast, and I need to be ready. I was hoping to find something better if there is such a thing, but when reading reviews and watching videos there seems to be issues and problems with all tires. (2017 VW Touareg) Show less

Loud, Loud, did I say Loud. from the first 1000 miles the noise started, VW and Goodyear would not replace them. I now have 49997 miles are finally getting them replaced. Would not ever buy again. The loudest tires I have ever had and I am a Goodyear lover, or at least I was.

ive gotten plenty of good use on the first set and got a touch over 51000 miles out of them. i finally replaced them today with the exact same tires. the only trouble i had is poor rain traction due to low tread life 2/32" . the rest of the tires life has been excellent because of following 100% of GM's maintenance schedule for rotates, balancing, alignments, and inflation checks once a month as listed by GM @ 30 psi. the rest of the reviews people write on these being bad tire are clueless on maintenance and proper tire care. Ive owned goodyear tires on all my vechiles from day 1 of driving and nothing will change and i am proud to know several people that make the finest tires in the country at the Akron, Ohio location.

I replaced a asymmetrical generation one tire with these. Immediately the car handled, steered, and road like it a new car again. I will definitely recommend these tires to anyone that ask me about them. This is my second full set of Goodyear tires for my two cars this year. I had been buying Michelin prior to this, but I am an convert to Goodyear now!

These tires were terrific...@ 70K miles today and still going good. Although, i do not get to the repair shop often with my Subaru 2012 Tribeca, I will be changing these on my next visit. I have all wheel drive, rotate regularly. maybe why these lasted soooo longgg. Mostly Highway. Fair amount of hills though. great through three of the most recent tough winters.

The Goodyear LS2 tires were new on my 2015 Ford Fusion SE, which was purchased as a certified pre-owned vehicle from a Ford dealer. I have 35,000 miles on these tires and they ready for replacement. Other than only getting 35,000 miles from these tires, I have been very happy with their performance. My Fusion has a very quiet ride and good handling with these tires. These are 235/45/18 V performance tires, so I can only assume that the higher V speed rating is the reason for the lower mileage, since a V rated tire is intended for better traction and performance at the expense of longer tread life. From other reviews, it appears that this tire has much better tread life on trucks.