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

Came with my new car - 2018 Ford Fusion AWD - 23,000 miles later & they are done. Not an aggressive driver at all so quite shocked these need to be replaced at this point. I know the LS2 is a base model Goodyear tire but just unacceptable after so few miles. Not impressed.

Purchased Vehicle with tires on them almost 4 years ago. Great tire especially with all the curbs hit. Any nails were easily plugged. Only negative is the 1 time I drove up a mountain on ice. So for the other 1,459 days, the tires worked extremly well and the tread has lasted longer then any other tires I've ever purchased. I'm actually buying a new set today. And will rent a car next time I drive to the mountains in December.

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!

When I bought my 07 Tundra these tires were on the truck. I was amazed by how smooth the driving was for a truck. even my friends complimented me on how they didn't think a truck could drive so smooth. I drive long distances and in many weather conditions, but I am impressed with how safe I feel driving in the rain. I got 55k miles out of this set and I bought my truck used. Not sure how many miles were on them before I bought. But I just bought another set and love the feel of new. I want also to say this is the first time I really did research on buying tires. In the past I thought about it to much only buying what was the best price. But I found my truck with the 20in rims limited my choices. And I was looking maybe of going from 275/55 R20 to 275/60 R20 to fill out my wheel well more. So when I went to the dealer I asked to see both and there was really not a greater amount of difference other than the base was slimmer on larger size. And I didn't like that.

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 bought a set of these tires when the factory tires needed replacement. These tires are less than two years old and 33,000 miles on them but already need replaced. I find this to be completely unacceptable from a brand that is supposed to be high quality. This has spoiled the chances of me ever purchasing another Goodyear product.

This tire was on my 2014 chevy 1500 6.2l silverado. More than once I was faced with 15"+ of snow and this tire did not blink an eye. They now have have 50% tread and 30000 miles and I am entering another winter and have yet to lose any confidence in these tires. These would be perfect for anyone looking for a long lasting all season tire.

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.

These tires came OEM on my 2011 Jeep Patriot Sport 2x4. I really liked these tires, except they lasted less than 30K miles, with the last 5K with notable less comfort and handling. The ride was fairly smooth, quiet and I was very impressed the first two winters with the handling. It felt like I was driving a 4WD, without losing the mpg; which was between 26-28 regardless of city or highway. I am now looking to replace my OEM with a 215 65R16 which isn't too different, but has a greater selection throughout.