I checked out the reviews on this Goodyear tire pretty extensively prior to committing myself on purchasing a set. Reviews were pretty mixed. Many were bad, however the majority of the reviews were favorable so I decided to take a chance especially because the price of the tires were so low after the Sam's club rebate. I am here to tell you that so far I love these tires, granted I just bought them. Many people complained of noisiness and very low mileage tread life. The common thread seemed to be with Honda Accord owners. Not sure on how these owners maintained the tires. Proper rotation and inflation for the tires does help the tread life. All this aside, I have found them not to be a noisy tire at all. I previously had Scorpions by Pirelli on this Nissan Pathfinder and they were okay. The noise level is about the same which is nice. Also I have noticed a big difference in tire performance overall in favor of the Goodyear's vs the Pirelli. Stops nice, rain performance is good and they ride very nice. If you can get a deal like I got, you're a winner. Even if they only last for two years, you've bought a nice tire with this Goodyear Eagle Touring model.

The tires came with my brand new truck. Rotated every 5k. Found out yesterday that my during my service/rotation and yearly inspection that my tires did not pass inspection due to tread depth. My vehicle only has 23k miles on it. Very disappointed in this Goodyear tire. Hopefully customer service can reach out and make this right being that I'm a loyal customer.

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.

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.

I drive a 2019 Honda Accord Sport and my original set from factory lasted 31k miles before the rear tires were cupping pretty bad. That was due to improper tire rotation every 7500 miles. My second set lasted 42k miles, were rotated every 7500 miles and did not have any cupping. I drive mostly highway but also city from time to time. Overall pretty pleased with the miles and handling.

Bought my car in 12/2018 and here I am 11/1/2021 writing this. Been going back/forth with Ford and my dealer as these tires are wearing extremely quickly. I put just about 18K miles on them and they are down to nothing. SHAME ON GOODYEAR. My first and last time I will ever have Goodyear tires on my car!

I am so bummed to learn that the tread on these tires are already low enough to be recommended to replace. You expect or really hope for more out of such an expensive and "quality" product. I drive mostly city and not at all like a crazy person. Very disappointing. to say the least. I would not recommend this tire. For reference I drive a 2021 Lincoln Aviator.

just hit 10,000 miles, had this truck less than 1 year. Goodyear Eagle Touring tires are SLICK. Never 'chirped or Lit up ' these tires, not once. 80,000 mile tires and the tread is GONE, (rear tires, front tires look great??) after 10,000 miles??? I will walk before I will ever buy a Goodyear tire. I have zero recourse on this issue, (dealership, Goodyear). Replacing them with Michelin Defender tires!!!!!

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!

These came on my 2022 Hyundai Kona, i've got just about 10k miles and they're really solid tires. I drive very spirited. Doing things the car probably wasn't made to do. These tires are quiet and they have great grip/performance. Tires are almost halfway worn so i'll be replacing them now, do these tires last long? No but they offer great winter performance as well as wet and dry road performance. I value safety and performance over cost. Frankly everyone should. So even if these tires last 5k miles. I'd still keep using them. It's rare the OE tires are this good a choice. Props to Hyundai