The only thing I have to complain about is the mileage. These are the tires that came on the car new. I put a lot of miles on my car and most of them are highway miles. I've kept my tires rotated and balanced. In a year I've put just over 36,500 miles on the car and I'm having to replace the tires already. As far as all other aspects of them, they are great. If you're driving a lot I wouldn't recommend these tires.

expericence owning multiple sets of LS-2s *pairs of 4 set tires purchased- 4 *longevity- 35k miles *Spinout in rain- 1x *Spinouts in snow- 5x+ at @ speed of 15mph *handles very well going up mountains during sharp turns *tires grip ground really well on dry surfaces overall i like the tires, only problem for me is the longevity of the tires and poor handling in snow in southern california.

These tires came on my 2014 Ford Fusion. After owning the car for less than 2 years and only putting 19,000 miles on it, all 4 tires are shot. They've always been rotated on time. I can't believe there's absolutely NO warranty!! It's absurd that I have to buy all new tires for a new car before my bumper to bumper warranty is even close to being up!!

These tires were on my truck when I originally purchased the truck in 2015 so when I needed replacement, searched for something new. After looking for weeks, a friend asked why I was looking for something else since I loved my origninal tires. Made sense and glad I went back to what I knew.

Have 69,000 miles on my Subaru, rotated on every oil change, live in upstate NY. First year they did good in the ice and snow but after I had to be cautious. Great tire to get that many miles but suggest snows after the first year of heavy driving. Buying them again now that about to hit 70000

these are a all season sport performance tire, so common sense says that tires are no good in snow, if you drive on level ground and keep it there you may just get away with these tires in the snow. outside of that, on those days it rains these tires do well. i feel safe in wet conditions. gas mileage is fine on these as well. if you keep your tire pressure at the vehicles recommended pressure and what the max is on the tire you will be fine. i will admit, knowing i have Goodyear eagle tires is a good feeling.

I replaced the crummy bridgestone tires that originally came on my wife's Yukon with these Goodyear LS-2s. They outperform the bridgestones in every catagory. They have excellent grip on wet and dry pavement, which is what I was the most concerned about since they are one my wife's vehicle. They are very quite, the steering is much more responsive and they are wearing evenly. I am very happy with the Goodyear Eagle LS-2 and will put another set on after these wear out.

I have a highway commute with all four seasons. I have a 2011 Buick Lacrosse AWD. They came brand new on the car when I bought it used. I'm about to purchase another set after having put 65K miles on them. I'm only doing it now because of snow, etc. Otherwise, I would let them go a little longer. Very Happy!

Tires ride pretty good. But, they wear very, very fast, even if you are rotating them correctly, and you "baby" the tires while driving (avoiding bumps, holes, etc.). When these wear out, I will not buy new Eagle LS-2 tires. I will replace them with something else (better).

I bought my 2011 Chevy Malibu LTZ with these already installed and in most conditions they seem ok. Great on dry roads and handle good but notice on wet or damp roads traction isn't as good. They are about three years old and told they have about half of not 3/4 tread left but unsure how long I will leave them on the car. Not as good of a feel as the Assurance Fuel Max tires I had installed on my 2008 Pontiac Grand Prix or 2004 Chevy Impala. Also not as good traction on wet roads. We will see if that improves after a rotation balance is completed.