Noisiest tire I've ever had (I'm 56 years old). They wail on any surface at 55 MPH. With a temp around 35° and no moisture on the road at all, they slipped on overpasses. And when I drove the car of the Goodyear lot, the tires looked bad. They had paint marks (or whatever they used) for installing them and they were just not new looking although I know they were new.

These Eagle Sport All Season tires are light years better than the stock Eagle RSA tires! Honestly, I don't know why they even make them anymore. I am no longer afraid to drive in the rain. The stock tires were only half worn and would hydroplane like crazy. My new tires? They handle like a dream in both the dry and the wet...and without affecting fuel economy. I do wish they were a little quieter, but they are still less noisy than the stock tires. I have not had the chance to test them in the snow, but I am confident they will get me home if I am caught in a storm.

I replaced my Pirelli All Seasons with these Goodyear Sport All seasons after hitting a huge pothole on the Interstate. After four months and 3500 miles, I am afraid to drive in the rain because these are simply scary. I can feel the rear end drifting and I have no confidence in them. I should have known better when the salesman told me, "it feels like driving on glass". Yes, it literally does.

Excellent performance in rain and great ride quality in dry conditions. Sidewalls support brisk cornering and traction is predictable and controlled. Road noise and ride characteristics are excellent on highway at speed. Driving with a five speed manual transmission mated to these tires cornering and shifting is a far better experience than with the OEM tires. Love these Eagle Sports!

The car was supposed to be driven in winter conditions, but was forced into that situation. So, this was an opportunity to experience the tires in winter driving. My expectation is performance. With time in the spring, there will be an opportunity to find out how they do vs. the previous set.

As a minimal driver who drives less than 2000 miles per year I doubt that I have put 500 miles on these tires so far. Weather conditions have provided practically no snow or rain to comment on traction so my categories evaluations are mostly average. These tires do ride harder than the RSAs that they replaced but not to the point of annoyance.

Have put about 1000 miles on these tires and so far so good. The only complaint at this point is at highway speeds (65+) they are a little noisier than I would like. There's a distinct hum at these speeds that shouldn't be there. Otherwise, handling and ride are what I would expect from a sport tire.

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?

Overall the tire does everything well. It doesn't quite feel like a performance tire, but handles well. It doesn't ride quite as smoothly as some tires designed purely for a comfortable ride. For a day to day tire on a luxury sedan or coupe, it's a solid choice.

I have had these tires now for 30 days, drove for the first time in a lite snow, slick conditions and the tires were horrible. I have a 4Matic Mercedes and this did not matter the vehicle was all over the place.. As far as performance on dry roads and rain , the tires are very good, Great handling and very quiet.. Would think twice if you live I the NorthEast.