These tires came stock on my new Accord purchased in 2020. At 25K miles, they're nearly bald despite rotating every 5-7K miles. Other Goodyear tires are better quality for a reasonable price. These are not worth your money, unless you like replacing them 20-25K miles before you should have to.

The Eagle Touring came on our new Hyundai Kona and they have been an excellent tire. We have 45k on them now and it is about time to replace them. They have comfortably taken us to work daily, to California several times and even a couple of trips to Mexico with only one puncture to deal with. From our experience they are designed and made well. Very happy with them.

These tires came on my 2019 Hyundai Kona when I purchased it in 2019 with 14 miles on it and it currently has 52,323 miles on my car now and tires is still good passed inspection but I am going to go put new tires on my car this but I got the miles ou u t l ?0

Dealer replaced the O.E. tires with these when I bought my truck (used, 19000 miles). No complaints other than the typical hard ride you should expect with a 22" wheel/tire. Just took them off for the more winter appropriate Goodyear Fortitude HT in 18". After driving them nearly 11,000 miles, wear is very minimal with only slight feathering on the edges probably due to a panic stop or two so I'll rotate them when they go back on in the spring. These are 22" low profile performance oriented tires so if you buy them for a truck just know that they're not going to last like an 80,000 mile highway tire. Also, with all the rain we've had this summer they've never hydroplaned or even slipped, wet or dry. I regularly tow a tandem axle trailer with a tractor and these tires have been perfectly fine, even towing the combo off road..

just hit 10,000 miles, had this truck less than 1 year. Goodyear Eagle Touring tires are SLICK. Never 'chirped or Lit up ' these tires, not once. 80,000 mile tires and the tread is GONE, (rear tires, front tires look great??) after 10,000 miles??? I will walk before I will ever buy a Goodyear tire. I have zero recourse on this issue, (dealership, Goodyear). Replacing them with Michelin Defender tires!!!!!

These tires were on my brand new Ram 1500. Less than 35k miles they were completely bold. The truck is dealer serviced and all required maintenance, including tire rotations, were done on time. While the price may be good, the quality is so bad, that you will end up paying more in the end.

Just had our 10,000 mile service at the local Toyota dealership. We were told our tires might need replacing soon......at 10,000 miles. We love our 2023 Toyota Highlander but this is terrible to think these tires which are rated for 65,000 miles might have to be replaced soon.

These tries don't even have mileage rating on Goodyear's own website. Have the dealer trade for Bridgestone ALENZA AS ULTRA 80k or DUELER H/L ALENZA PLUS also 80k mileage tires versus a 20k mileage tire. Current tire only have 4/16 of tread left on them, despite regular tire rotation and balancing

These Were the original tires on my '20 Accord Sport. I just replaced them... @86k miles! These tires had very impressive performance in the city (Houston), rural (Ohio), and everything else Mother Nature and road conditions could challenge them with (Florida). Snow, Freeways, Hurricanes they have been just great. Extremely happy with them so of course, brand new set of them went on today! Thank you!

This tire came on my brand new Ram 1500 Limited. This was an expensive truck, and this tire was a terrible match. I haven't even gotten to 25,000 miles and they already need replacing. Even the sidewalls show age that you should not see from a 2 year old tire. Just a horrible tire that I would never recommend. And I'm a Goodyear fan.