Three hours after having these Eagle Sport All Season tires installed by Stewart Tire & Auto Service, we had a torrential rain storm and it was as if our 2007 Ford Focus Wagon was glued to the road. The traction was incredible. Weeks later, we drove on the (dry) highway and the handling was crisp, precise and very quiet. These are easily the finest tires we have ever owned. Thank you Don Stewart for suggesting them and thanks also to your professional staff who installed them.

It is hard to find another tire in this speed rating (W) at this price point. If you are like me and have a high performance sedan, THIS is the tire for you. They stick like glue to the pavement, ride well, have low noise, and...did I say they won't break the bank? I've literally had tires that cost twice as much as these, got half the mileage out of them, and were no better in high performance driving conditions.

I went with the tires that were suggested by the service manager. The ride on these tires is excellent and the ride is comfortable. I have also noticed a 3 mile per gallon increase in mpg on highway use. The car handles the road and does float like in the past.

Have always been dismayed with the horrible handling of my original factory tires in bad weather. I have already noticed a huge improvement in wet weather but haven't been up against snow with them yet. BTW, the 3 year puncture additional warranty for the price was a no brainer.

I purchased the same tire for another vehicle and the performance and price point is why I did also again. The only issue I have found is a slightly higher road noise level than the Michelin's they replaced. However, I find these quite sound on the road. Recommended.

These are by far the best budget performance A/S tires I've had. I think the most notable trait is how good the steering response is. It's the only tire I've had that's been able to bring some life into my car's otherwise numb steering. When cornering aggressively understeer is gradual and predictable. However, there is a huge loss of traction in the presence rain or slush. Oddly enough these tires are notably better in snowy conditions than other A/S tires I've used. They do a good job of paddling through the snow, easily pulling the car through rough conditions. Treadwear seems to be competitive as well. I drive very aggressively, and expected them to have worn more at this mileage. Also, the rim protectors are among the most effective I've seen. I wish I could have gotten these tires sooner to save my rims from the onslaught of curbing my reckless driving has caused.

I don't drive a lot and only have driven less than 500 miles on the two new tires on the front of the car. But the old tires that are on the back of the car have been losing air, which they never did before. I am not happy that they are losing air as it leads me to believe that for some reason a slow leak was put into the tires when the new ones were put on. I chose the tires prior to having the car towed by AAA to the shop.

noisy on higher speeds, skips on wet roads when start from stop sign then grips, but rides nice and wears well; hit curb once and half sidewall came off but did not damage inside the tire and still usable, however difficult to balance. for the money, it is worth the cost and is an all weather tire that is holding up to its daily use.

This was my second set of Sport All Season Goodyears. The first set was on a 2010 Honda Accord Coupe V6. The second set I purchased recently for a 2016 Mini Cooper S. While these are 2 very different cars I noticed that dry traction was less than I was used to. Wet traction the same. I never got a chance to use them in the snow with the Mini, however they were outstanding on my Accord. no matter the conditions; rain, snow, sleet or dry. I feel its a better suited tire for a car in that class. Smaller performance and sporty cars would benefit taking a step up to the F1 All season tires. Hope this helps

I really wanted to like these tires.But they are very noisy and loud at speeds over 50 mph. On speaker phone, callers ask what the loud background noise is while im driving. unlike with my previous tires. They handle much better, but my 45 series profiles have very stiff sidewalls so every bump and imperfection is amplified. They are a much stickier tire, so i lost a few mpg. On cement freeways, the ride over 60 mph is horrible with a slapping sound. I am embarrassed to give others a ride if it involves any cement roads, On rough asphalt they roar. On smooth pavement, they are smooth and very quite. It's like day and night. I now have 45k miles on them and they do wear really well. I can probably go another 20K miles till replacement. I will be choosing a different tire next time, these didnt work out well for me