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 Goodyear Eagle sport has the following qualities: The tires are very balanced, direct and responsive to steering & communicate well with the driver, even at higher speeds. High levels of cornering grip and traction for an all-season tire are exceptional well. Wet traction and excellent hydroplaning resistance are unmatched. Excellent braking on dry and wet surfaces as well as a SMOOTH ride quality. Outstanding treadlife for a performance tire leads to Longer tread wear which leads to a great warranty on the Sport tires. The only CON that I can see is that the tires are a little bit noisier than other premium ultra-high-performance all-season tires.

Overall, I am satisfied with my tires. It is the service I have an issue with. I could not find my original receipt when I was told my tire needed to be replaced. I was told that was the only way I could get the tire replaced under the road hazard plan I had paid for in advance. I would think that in this day and age, that information would have been available on your database so that I didn't have to call around frantically trying to locate the store I purchased the tires in in order to get a copy of the receipt faxed or emailed. And by the way, the store I was in apparently could not receive a fax so I had to deal with that as well. Hardly convenient and not very helpful.

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.

The sales manager handled me in a very professional and efficient manner. The price was the same when I looked it up online and they had me in and out and very short period of time. I've used a store before in Stuart Florida and they always do a good job. P

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.

Happy with the tires. Good handling, good traction. Lower profile tires such as these 245/45/17 tires will always ride rougher than taller passenger car tires so don't expect a luxury car ride. Like the appearance of the tire so much better than some other comparable Name brand All Season tires. These have a more traditional looking tread design and shoulder/sidewall appearance. These are a good replacement for the same basic stock appearance of the original 245/45/ZR17 Eagles that came with the car. They aren't speed rated though if that is important to you. Cannot review the snow/ winter traction as my car isn't driven in the snow.

I bought a new 2022 Honda Civic Touring and these were the factory tires. Last week I had two flats with sidewall failure on the inside on both. The tires had about 10k miles on them. I took the car to the dealer and they told me that I was out of luck because it was the sidewall. The dealer wanted to sell me a new set of the same tires. I refused and took in my winter tires to be mounted. Side by side, the snow tires' sidewalls were substantially thicker than the Goodyears'. The car has 22k miles on. More miles on the snows than the Goodyears. Same road, same routine. Before you buy, compare the sidewalls. You'll likely make a logical choice other than the Goodyears. This is the first negative review I have posted.

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.

Like a whole new driving experience. Silky smooth. They are new, so for me though the real test will be over time. My previous tires have only gotten me 30k miles. I drive a BMW 330ci and cant rotate because the rear tires are bigger. If I can get to 50k you will see an AMAZING follow up review.