I bought a brand new Toyota Highlander. I l rotated the tires every 5000 miles. At 20000 miles the dealer said I needed new tires. Drove them another 12000 until they were bald. Winter is coming so I had to buy new tires.

BOUGHT A 2021 DODGE RAM 1500 22INCH TIRES NEW IT NOW HAS 23000 MILES. I HAVE ALL THE SERVICE AT THE DEALER WITH TIRE ROTATION. NEED NEW TIRES I DONT BELEIVE THERE IS ANY WARRANTY BECAUSE THEY ARE OEM CAM WITH THE TRUCK.

Got 4 of these Eagle Touring tires installed on our 2023 Camry SE Nightshade last month in Woodstock. After our Plus card discount for installation and the Sam's Cash earned, it came to about $650, including sales tax. With lifetime rotations and balancing, that's hard to beat anywhere else. The tires ride smoothly, have great traction, and produce much less interior noise. Can't speak to the treadlife yet. If I get 50K out of them, I probably won't even own the car anymore.

These tires came on my new 2019 Accord. I hadn't even reached 6k in miles when I started to lose control on the hgwy in light to moderate rain. The tread on the front 2 tires was already shot. Never seen anything like it. Brand new car that had 17 miles on it with these brand new tires & they didn't even last 6K miles! Unreal...I'm 40 years old & have never seen tires wear out in such a short amount of time.

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I thought theses tires were pretty good (smooth ride, quite, good handling) until I went to get them rotated as part of my 20K miles vehicle service. I was told I needed to replace the tires due to the tread being worn out on the front 2 tires and being quite low on the rears. The dealer told me there was nothing that could be done and/or no tread life warranty. I'm wondering why RAM would choose to go with such a terrible OEM tire. I will be purchasing Michelin Defender LTX M/S, the same tires that I love (great treadware) & have on another vehicle. I will not buy Goodyear tires in the future if I have a choice.