It's a good compromise in all areas, it is an overall exceptional choice for my 1.8T Jetta living in the Midwest. I've had my set for a little over 2 1/2 years and they're still going strong with plenty of tread left (I drive spiritedly often). They've gotten me thru feet of snow, sheets of rain, and they're grippy in the dry corners. They're loud, and can be troublesome if you expect silence, but I daily an obnoxious car so the exhaust & blowoff valve never let me hear the road noise anyways hahaha. Great buy if you don't have room to store an extra set of winter wheels!

The Eagle All Season tire may be a decent snow tire, but not on the 2103 Ford Fusion. This may be a car problem more than a tire problem. This is by far the worst snow car I've ever driven and I live in the Buffalo, NY area. The combination of tire and Ford Fusion are definitely not good for the snow. Do you have another tire that would work better in snowy weather with the 2013 Ford Fusion?

These are the BEST Eagles we have had since the early 2000's. They are very quiet, smooth and handle like a sports car. My wife is the primary driver and comments after every trip how great these tires are. I am a bit more spirited and these tires have not failed to impress me ! I would purchase again in a heartbeat! Fuel mileage seems to be a bit better also. Just an added bonus.

i'm getting ready to replace my current set of these which have about 40k miles on them. they still ride smooth for the tread life. i've driven in deep snow and i've driven in heavy rain with these and i'm all around satisfied, which is why i'm buying another set.

i've only put about 3000 miles on these tires so i can't give any real mileage feedback. They do seem to perform well in all road conditions i've encountered in southeastern Ohio (wet, light snow and dry). They are also fairly quiet but time and mileage will tell the story with that. i've never had a bad experience with Goodyear tires. Some are a little better than others but they are all good. That's why i've been buying them for years. There are cheaper brands but like many things you get what you pay for. My opinion, tires are to important for the priority to be saving a dollar.

Went with a larger wheel on the wife's Suburban. Had a few concerns when going larger that the ride would suffer but with these tires the ride has actually improved. Tires are all around awesome and the warranty blew the competition out of the water. Goodyear loyal.

Once these tires had about 5000 miles on them the road noise is terrible. Don't let anyone fool you about comfort. They are hard rubber and you can feel and hear everything. Great if you want to drive the car hard and attach every corner, but on the Freeway after an hour, you feel like you are ridding a Harley and cant wait to get off. They do handle good.

The tires have been installed on my car for about a ml month now in Minnesota. The winter has been pretty mild so far, and I have only had traction issues a handful of times when the rain froze overnight to leave everything slick and covered in black ice. Otherwise, I have had no problems toodling around town every day.

I keep track of mileage at every fill-up; hwy mileage definitely is improved (City mileage is too erratic to draw any conclusions). Tires are quiet and the ride appears to be more comfortable than before. Had a need to slam on brakes once since installation, and tires responded extremely well.

Had to replace OEM installed tires after 28K. With limited options, I selected this particular tire because of the excellent price, advertised tread life and the rim protection feature. Driven over a 1,000 miles with them and noticed an improvement in fuel economy of 1.5 miles per gallon highway. Outstanding sport performance tire!