I bought a set of 4 Fuel Max tires at 91k miles four years ago and got a huge screw in the front left just yesterday with 150k. Rather than patch the tire with the hole I am going to replace all 4 with another set of the same Fuel Max which I really like. Gas mileage is a solid 5% increase over the OEM tires. I measured a best of 22.8MPG when these were new. I am very happy with getting almost 60k out of these tires. Most noticeable difference compared to OEM is when lifting throttle while cruising the van coasts farther and engine braking is less effective due to much lower rolling resistance and this is the secret of the higher gas mileage of these tires. Installed on 2005 Chrysler Town & Country. Driving is roughly 60% highway and 40% city. Only downside is these ride slightly firmer than OEM but no big deal considering gas savings $$$ in my pocket. Right now waiting for the new set to be delivered from the warehouse to the local store. Go Fuel Max!

The tires I purchased have the same rating of the ones that were on my vehicle. They have a way better ride and more traction since my previous tires were close to inspection limits but I lost about 3 miles per gallon even with the same tire pressure. Vehicle running the same....miles per gallon lost due to the new tires. Mpg lost was recorded after two consecutive fill ups after new tires installed.

I had been 50k miles into my other 80k tires and they were rather worn with little wet traction. These tires made a large improvement in traction and comfort. The car feels more steady on the road. I have not had any Winter Traction options yet but wet roads have been fine.

When you shop for a tire I look for ride, noise level and reliability as in how long will it last and how well does it take bumps and hits. This tire holds up pretty well too all those standards and that is why I continue to sell off Goodyear to my customers all day long!! If you have any questionable doubt on quality go ahead and try a off brand tire and see where it leads you, Probably down the ditch off some highway or roadside looking for roadside assistance.

Overall very satisfied with this set of Goodyear tires. I put them on my 2014 Acura TSX and they seem to handle well. I've only had them for a little over a month but have used them in all sorts of weather condition. I did slide around a little during our last snow storm when it was a slushy snow on the ground but they did well for how slippery out it was. Ordering it on the website and selecting your dealership was a breeze along with financing through affirm. A+ on on customer service and ease of use for ordering online.

I definitely was in need of new tires, having had the same ones on my car since I bought it, and I was pleasantly surprised at how much of a noticeable difference there was even just driving these off the lot. I did a lot of research before I bought them, and these seemed like the best choice for my Honda Insight--I even saw a slight increase in fuel efficiency! I'm very pleased with my purchase, and while I hopefully won't have to buy tires again for a while, I'd definitely consider getting a new set of these when the time comes.

I went from Eagle GT's to Z-rated tires to these. The Handling as expected has dropped dramatically, but the ride and rain handling has noticeably improved over the Z tires. If I had to do it over again, I would have waited for the GT's to come in from the warehouse, but overall I can't complain, I got exactly what I paid for and I'm fine with that till it's time to replace these. I would recommend them to anyone looking for this type of tire.

I like the tires OK. Nothing spectacular abou them. They're tires. What I do know is that ever since I got these tires, every time I accelerate fast, or go around a curve to the right, my traction control warning light kicks on, and I have to actually push the button to shut it off. Car never did that until I got the new tires. Something went wrong. A sensor or something.

Second set I've owned, both on minivans. Tires have been replaced on both vehicles because of shaking (feels like they are not balanced properly#. On current minivan they seem to do this more on inclines and downhill. Used to drive only Goodyear tires #25 years) but look outside the brand now.

Like another one of the reviewers, couldn't wait for these to wear out. My Altima sounded and felt like I was driving an 18 wheeler. Longer drives were agony, if it weren't for cranked up premium stereo never would have made it the full life of these tires. Traction was average, nothing special, and did not really notice any improvement in mileage. The wear was pretty even but that's about the only good thing to say. Dealer was oblivious to my observation. Will never buy these again.