Amazing deal going on right now! If you are a Walmart plus member, I would highly recommend getting your tires through Walmart auto center, they offer some good perks. The tires are very nice for a decent price. I didn't realize how unsmooth my ride had been, but after changing into these I can totally tell a difference. Amazing traction too.

Replaced OEM tires with identical Goodyear Eagle RS-A since they were quiet and superb in handling. Only had 34,000 miles but >14 year old tires that would have lasted another 34000 miles easily. Had one puncture in side wall which could not be repaired so replaced all 4 due to age.

Just bought these tires and so far they’re great, quiet and provide good traction

R/T 6 speed 3.92 gear these hold pretty good in straight line accelerating. Better when warmed up a little. Corner and stop well. Handle good. Quiet at speed. Good stiff ride. Dont expect more than 20,000 miles. I have mine worn down pretty bad now with 15,000. They are safe and handle and stop good in rain but will get loose if not easy with them when wet.

My install took about 30 minutes for 4 new tires with balance. The tire pressure was not the same on all four tires. Had to take it back because the SUV shook badly on the driver side. They rebalanced all the tires and the SUV still shakes on the driver side. Didn’t have any of these problems before they touched my SUV. I can say I got a good deal for the tires through a promotion. The second install techs were more knowledgeable than the first techs.

The tires handle an perform well but I only have 25K miles on them and they need to be replaced already. I have the tires rotated regularly and drive conservatively. These are pretty pricey for as many miles as one can expect to get out of them. I will not be replacing with the same tires.

I would not have expected the Goodyear Eagle RS-A P215/45R17 87W original equipment tires installed on my 2010 Pontiac Vibe to have lasted 40k miles but they did and they performed well. Usually I feel fortunate when OEM tires make 30k. I suspect that having a tire inflation monitor may have made a significant difference--this is my first vehicle so equipped. I am satisfied with the braking and turning qualities of the tire in dry and wet conditions. I can say little about "winter" weather performance. We get snow in Austin, TX only once every few years. A bit more common is "black ice"--a thin sheet of frozen rain--on which only studded tires are really fit to drive. My only complaint about these Goodyear Eagle RS-A tires is the harsh ride. I really feel the road in my aging bones and hear it in my tired ears. However, that probably says at least as much about the light and inexpensive--okay cheap--vehicle on which their installed as about the tires.

These are the tires that came on my 2016 Juke when it was new. They're fair at best for day to day driving, but the worse thing about them is how fast they wore out. Yes, I know wear and tear is highly affected by driving habits, proper inflation, good alignment, & regular tire rotations. I work at a car dealership so I stay on top of my car maintenance, and I'm a fairly conservative driver. That said, even doing my part to extend the life of my tires, this set showed unusual wear and tear by no more than 25k & definitely needed replacement by 40k.

These tires came on a brand new Nissan Maxima that I leased. I currently have 29,000 miles and my dealer is telling me that I need 4 new tires due to tread wear. I do normal city driving. Now I have to purchase new tires and I only have 11 months left on my lease. This is just plain awful

I got these tires new on my brand new Toyota Corolla. I had to replace one at 40,000 miles and the other three at 45,000 miles. Seems after looking at Goodyears reviews on all their other tires, 99% of them have no warranties and even with a warranty, they wear out around 40,000 miles. I will not be buying these ever again, or Goodyear for that matter. Chinese tires last longer than this.