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.

These tires I find out have a 90/90 warranty. That's ninety feet or ninety seconds, whichever is first. They came on a new pickup. I'll replace with either Michelin or Bridgestone to get their warranty. It's not complicated. I feel they will easily last 40000 to 50000 miles.

I have over put over 70,000 miles on this set of tires. I have kept them rotated and balanced, and they have been excellent. I drive between 25-30 thousand miles per year, most of which is on the interstate. I am getting ready to put another set on my truck. I highly recommend them.

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 original equipment on my 2007 Sierra Denali which rode like I was on a magic carpet. I got around 60,000 miles out of the LS' before I traded the old truck in for a new Sierra Denali. The new truck came with Goodyear Wranglers which have a very jarring ride, which was due to the aggressive tire pattern and stiff sidewalls. At around 58K miles, I decided to buy a new set and because I liked the ride of my old truck, I bought a set of Goodyear LS'. The LS' completely changed the whole driving character of the truck. The magic carpet smooth ride quality is a 100% improvement over the Wranglers. Now, the Wranglers is not a bad tire and can take it. But I mostly drive on the highway and back-roads, so ride quality is important to me. The LS delivers!

Much better ride with the new tires, as the old tires were getting bald. Ride is comfortable, but feels like it will slip if I take too sharp a turn on a wet road. Gas mileage seems less than what I was getting before, but that may be due to adding extra air with the old tires.

These were the OEM Tires on my 2015 Subaru Legacy. I never loved these tires, they were a little unstable in rain (back end always felt like it was on the verge of coming loose, but never did), just ok in winter weather and fine for dry conditions or long trips. They lasted about 35k miles before needed to be replaced for the upcoming winter season. I just put on a new set of tires and I felt like I was driving an entirely different car on the way home. I didn't realize just how awful these tires were until I put on a nice set of tires. With these tires removed my steering is much more light, the car feels more stable and rides more comfortable than it already did. Don't buy these.

My tires seem a little bumpy and do not ride comfortable around 55 to 70 mph Have taken them back to installer for balance check but not happy with them so far I purchased this tire because these type tires were on the vehicle when I bought it. I was satisfied with the first ones but not these so far. Have had them installed for over a month now

WHEN NEW THIS WAS A TERRIFIC TIRE. I CURRENTLY HAVE 17K ON MY SEDAN AS AN OLDER DRIVER I CAN ASSURE YOU I DO NOT DRIVE AGGRESSIVELY. THE TIRES AT THIS POINT HAVE 4 /32 OR 5/32 ON THEM AND THE DRIVE WHEELS SPIN AS YOU TURN LEFT OR RIGHT AND ACCELERATE AT A CORNER. HARD TO TRUST THEM IN BAD WEATHER AT THIS POINT. I WOULD HAVE THROUGHT I'D GET AT LEAST 30K OUT OF THIS TIRE.

I have owned my vehicle for 3.5 years and driven it only 21,000 miles and I've had to replace 5 of those tires so far. Unacceptable, inconvenient and makes me want to sell the vehicle that I love. 4 of those tires went flat after going in the smallest of pot holes. The fifth one just recently discovered a pronounced bulge in it and had to replace it also! Extremely delicate tires,