I have 98,000 miles on these tires and am about to buy another set! Not to often you can say you drove 98,000 miles on a set of tires and they still look pretty decent!

Not worth the price! I have a luxury 2010 model car. These tires came with the car, so I kept them...Bad choice... bumpy and hard ride. Tires wore out quickly...well before warranty.

Very good traction on dry or wet pavement at highway speeds. They bounce on choppy roads. VERY noisy is all conditions. Only fair to poor in any amount of snow (6" or less).

The tires came with my vehicle and lasted 50,000 miles in the hot sunshine state of FL. I'm happy they got me this far and I'm considering buying another set of 4.

I have always bought Goodyear tires. These tires were the ones that came on my car when I bought it, and I have continued to use the same ones due to their superior handling and comfort.

Anyone who paid a lot for these tires got taken. I am replacing two that are worn after 19k of harsh use. They are a soft compound which offers grip at the price of wear. Noise is minimal. Negative reviews are likely the result of ignorance.

Offer the tire in raised white lettering like the old Goodyear Eagle Nascar tires. Just Goodyear Eagle painted white. Then you will have the best sport tire for the streets and highways of Seattle WA.

The tire change made a huge difference in the handling of the vehicle. We've been very pleased with the outcome of the switch to this tire with it's winter handling and all season capabilities that we've experienced.

I put 47,000 miles on these tires over a period of 5 years. I drive a Taurus 2010 ... they told me I still have at least 7,000 more miles left on the tread... I had these tires rotated every 5,000 miles and they still ride like new.

I opted for these tires when the factory-supplied Goodyear Eagles on my Honda Accord were due for replacement. It has turned out to be the right choice.