Second set of this model on our 2015 Yukon XL 4WD. First set lasted ~55,000 miles. Smooth, quiet, comfortable ride; excellent on-road traction including rain and snow. Have loaded the expanded cargo space to weight limit more than once, load range of this model handles readily. Cannot speak to off-road or towing performance.

New tires, driven about 12xx miles so far and decided to drive from NoVA to SoVa, the ride was done on a speed between 60mph and 80 mph and it sucked, it feels like im in a shaker and i still gotta go from SoVa to Orlando and back. My technician did tell me that I've to "break em" (yeah like shoes) first, but i guess that 1k miles should be enough. I don't know how to feel about that

I drive a Taurus SHO, I do not baby the car all the time, meaning, when I need to change lanes in the dry I go, no problems at all. In the rain, this tire is awesome,in the snow driven properly the tire is great. For all the folks that do not drive properly, that do not rotate tires every 5000 miles, do not have good shocks, do not check the alignment every 6 months,your reviews mean nothing. If your going to buy a performance tire, treat the car properly and the tires will do a great job. Reviews are nice to read from responsible drivers. I could say much more, but will tell you, I have been doing alignments and wheel balance, and know when to rotate tires, for over 40 years. I love reviews from people that haven't a clue what to expect from a tire, on a vehicle that is not properly taken care of. When you buy a tire get expert advice, not some accountant you spoke to at a bar, or a so called mechanic, talk to a tire tech that not only knows the tire, but knows cars.

I switched Pirelli P Zero for this Goodyear Eagle Sport. Not recommended. The service was fantastic and the price was decent. However the tires are so noisy. Initially I had to stop the car to see if something got stuck under. The noise is very disturbing at a speed above 40 MPH.

I substituted this for some well-worn high-performance Michelin tires. I was apprehensive to make this move, but other reviews led me to this decision. About 5000 miles into the new tires, I don't have any complaints. So far, I'm pleased with the performance, good grip. I'm not sliding around on wet pavement either, which is good. They had a slightly better price-point which helped me also make this decision to switch. I'd like to have more mileage to compare overall, but for now I'm happy with these newly purchased performance Goodyear tires.

I now have 15,000 miles on these tires and am very pleased with my purchase. PROS:Great performance. Feels like I'm driving "on rails"...especially when entering or exiting the interstate or taking sharp corners / curvy back roads. There is virtually no degradation in performance when driving in rainy conditions. CONS The tires are noisy and the ride is pretty rough - potholes, bumps, road irregularities are transferred to the seats (most likely a function of the tire pattern coupled with stiff suspension on the car.) Keep in mind, when reading the "cons" that they were not designed for a quiet, luxurious ride. Snow traction isn't great. However, for the last forty years I have driven front wheel drive vehicles, so reduced snow performance could be a function of tire tread coupled with rear wheel drive.

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.

I bought these tires for an Audi A4 Quattro and they have provided excellent handling both in everyday driving as well as aggressive driving. The tires seem to take whatever you throw at them. Wet traction has been excellent and I'm eager to test them in the snow. They are pretty smooth when driving on well-maintained roads but they don't provide much comfort on the SF Bay Area's deteriorating, cobblestone-like roads. Otherwise than that, I would highly recommend them for those looking for a sporty, all-weather tire.

Moved back to Wisconsin and was sliding around in the snow, especially on moderate inclines. Bought a set of four of these and saw noticeably better traction in snow. I tried the same routes I had taken on my previous tires (fairly worn out but by no means bald) and with the new tires I had no slipping on snow, even on inclines. Glad I went with these tires.

Replaced the OEM tires on my 2016 Fusion at around 48,000 miles with these Goodyear Eagle Sport All Season tires. We travel from Ohio to Texas and also from Ohio to Wisconsin multiple times a year and thus need a tire with a good ride yet very good traction. These tires exceeded my expectations in both ride quality and quietness, a marked improvement over what had come on the car when it was new. The wet traction is very good, although I have not yet driven in snow with them to judge that aspect. I would certainly recommend these tires for similar applications based upon my experience so far with them.