These tires were installed on my car from the factory. At 20,500 miles my tires needed to be replaced. My advice is spend the money on better tires that actually have a tread life rating.

I drive a combo of Hwy and City driving. After only 1 year and 19k miles I already need need new tires! Equally, all four tires are worn down to the treadwear bars. I expected more, much more, from this product. (GoodYear Eagle Touring 285/45R22)

My experience was wonderful everyone was very courteous and kept me abreast of else was needed when trough the cashier explain what they did and told me to have a nice day my car was waiting for me when I came outside couldn't ask for a better ride

We have only gone here for years now. We do buy all of our tires here but also just stop by for free air etc. they have always taken care of us quickly and I won't go anyplace rlse

I have put 26,000 miles on these tire so far and have plenty of treads left. They handle great and ride smooth. I will more than likely purchase these tires again.

Nice tires for the price point. Tread design not great for winter conditions but look like would do fantastic in rain. Hopefully the will wear good. Tread seems soft. Time will tell. Installed on a Dodge Ram 1500.

Replaced the tires in my Expedition for the same tires it had on. I had purchased a different brand but after reading the reviews I decided to go with these Goodyears that I have experience with.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Good your tires are junk. I normally buy fire stone or bridge stone, but the good years were half the price so I decided to give them a try.

Great value for the size and shipped and went half way across the us in two days i was just disappointed in the fact that they sell 22 inch tires but do not install them cost me twice as much to have some one else install the tire.

These work well on my wife's Lexus, who wants a smooth, quiet ride. The uniformity also seems to be good...few weights were required to balance the tires. I can't speak to their wet or snow traction yet, but we don't get much of that in New Mexico.