I bought them to have installed on my 2020 Lexus RX with 20 in rims. With 20 in rims, you don't get a silky-smooth ride, so I do understand that. Considering the circumstances, I can say that these tires are pretty good. They ride relatively smooth, quiet and they look good on the car. Lexus also installs them as OEM on the newer RX350's so I feel that I made a sound decision with these! I recommend.

Those tires are great. I purchased them for my wife's 2020 Nissan Murano, and they are a great fit. They are really smooth and are really quiet as well. They were also relatively cheap for being Goodyear Tires!! I ended up paying $850 for 4 tires which is not too bad considering how much tires cost these days. Overall, really pleased with my purchase and the results.

Same brand on my suv when I first purchased it. Excellent quality tire brand.

These are the best touring tires I’ve ever owned. Price, quality, made in USA. Very smooth and quiet, great performance, wet and dry. Recommend to rotate and balance every 7,500-10,000 miles, have a proper alignment, good suspension, and these tires should last 45,000-55,000 miles. Not sure why others have a problem with thread life. I assume it’s because most cars are not well maintained, or these are not suited for your application. Sure you’ll wear out tires much quicker, unless you buy a tire with extremely hard rubber compounds, then you get noise, poor performance, etc. there are trade offs. But for an all around touring tire, these are the best I’ve owned, and I’ve gone through a lot of tires. Would buy again, and again.

The tires are solid overall, really don't have any complaints other than wanting more thread. I would like to say the tires don't last very long compared to other tires but at the same time, I've driven 33k highway miles in an 11-month span with slight aggressive driving. I'm fully confident enough to say the tire would last longer if used with attentiveness. I've also regularly put air, rotated, and balanced the tires for maximum use down to the low thread marker.

These tires came new on my 2018 Accord and while they handle well and are fairly smooth, they're loud and have a short life. Even with regular rotations and keeping them properly inflated, they started getting loud and riding rough at 21k miles. They're nearly down to the wear indicators already as well. There are many better options out there for similar money that will last much longer.

Do not buy these tires. I bought my truck brand new in May 2020. It is not March 29th 2021 only 10 months later and the the tires are already almost to the wear bars in the tread. I have had many sets of Good Year tires in the past so I know Good Year makes quality products. This set of tires are just horrible. 10 months old and I will be having to buy new tires in the next 2 months. I only have 18,000 miles on them.

Deceptive sales practice. Short version, shop elsewhere if you need sensors. They lead you to believe that the added $18 includes tmps sensors. It does not. That is their ‘mounting and balancing’ charge, which they do not clearly state and make it sound like you are buying sensors. I had new wheels, which needed new sensors and they then said it was an extra $50 per wheel and that there were no sales ever. Not only this, but they screwed up the instructions. They took the tires off of my old rims, which I specifically asked them not to do. I am assuming they are damaged.

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.

These tires came on 2018 Accord we bought less than a week ago (< 20,000 miles). We got 3 inches of snow last night. There was absolutely no traction. I ended up abandoning the vehicle. I've lived in the Upper Midwest my entire life. I've never done that before.