I have a 2022 Wagoneer and these tires came with the vehicle. I'll say the ride is smooth and they're quiet. I'm not sure about treadlife as I've only had the vehicle for 4 months but the traction in rain and snow conditions is terrible! My first encounter was a spit of rain where I was accelerating from a dead stop and the tires spun. I don't have a heavy foot so that wasn't the case. Second encounter was in a light snow fall. From a dead stop making a turn, tires spun. Good thing I got my winters on now but I would not recommend these tires for snow or rain conditions. I'm going to keep them until they wear out but I already have my eyes on another set incase I change my mind come Spring. I can't believe Goodyear would make such a disappointing tire. These tires should NOT be recommended to anyone

When I went to buy my 2019 Ram limited these were the tires that came on the truck from the factory it was a $64,000 MSRP vehicle complete utter disgrace that these tires would come with this truck these aren't even truck tires I didn't even get 20,000 miles out of these things and I don't haul in my truck for work just standard Road and highway driving normal speed limits worst tires i've ever owned

These tires come with my brand new 2022 Hyndai Kona Limited. The car is abt 2 months old and less than 2000 miles. Do not remember hitting any potholes or anything like that - the roads are pretty fine over the summer. They say I need a new tire... Very disappointed with this brand - never ever had this happen, driving New York winters for many years. These tires were not my choice and I will make sure I stay away from Eagle Touring. I see that many reviewers agree!

When I bought my 2018 Lincoln Navigator these tires were already installed brand new on the car, They don't last a long time but the smooth quiet ride they give and excellent traction in snow driving the rocky's from Utah to New Mexico, Arizona and back was outstanding.

I purchased my 2019 Honda Accord Sport with 3000 miles on it. It had the Eagle Touring tire on there from the factory. For the first 20k miles they were great. Handled well, great wet traction and quiet. I now have 40k on the car with a lot of highway driving and now they are noisy (in fact I think I have a separated belt in one tire) & wet traction is gone. Evertime my wife rides with me she says my care is the loudest road noise car she's been in. I'm very mechanically inclined and rotate my tires religiously. They are all evenly worn but I cannot wait to replace them now. This was my first experience with Goodyear sport tires...sadly my last.

Tire excels in dry and wet traction. Not so good in the snow. The tire sticks to the road very nicely HOWEVER, the wear life is horrible. These are down to the tread bars after 20k miles. Only 8/32" when new, scrap and replace at 3/32", not much life to begin with. If wear isn't a concern then these tires are a great buy!

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.

I purchased my new truck in April 2020. It is a Ram 1500 Limited. It is now May 2021 and the expectations longevity of these tires has fallen way short. I purchased my new truck in April of 2020 and my tires are now (May 2021) almost at the wear bar. I have rotated and maintained them over the last year and I currently have less than 15K miles on my truck. I have had bad experiences before, but this one is the worst for tire longevity. Since it is over a year and I purchased the truck new, I have no recourse for the tires other than to suck it up and purchase a new set and different brand. I would stay away from these tires unless you want great overall performance and the expectation of replacing them once every year or so with a 12K mile a year mileage.

4 brand new tires only lasted a year and a half. I did the recommended tire and balance rotation, every 6000 miles. I only got approximately 23,000 miles out of them before it was recommended that I replace them. All 4 tires tread depth's were at or becoming unsuitable for wet or snowy conditions.

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.