The tires were OEM on a 2012 Chevy Cruze Eco I bought. In a little over 2 years I've put 70K miles on the tires, rotating them every 7500 miles. Even now, with far less tread than when new traction is good in wet conditions traction is good. I believe the tires have helped the Cruze Eco achieve an avg. of 34 mpg after 70K miles, with a 1-time high of 42 mpg over a 500 mile stretch.

Only purchased tires in Nov. 2014, so first winter with them. So far, handling has been fine (although I have not been doing a lot of snow/ice winter driving on them.) But pleased that I have not noticed any skidding or slippage, so assuming this is due to these tires.

I bought this tire mainly for the quiet ride, figuring that a fuel efficient tire should roll smoothly and be quiet. It has lived up to the expectation on that end, but I can't speak to the mileage rating at this early stage. Other reviews were all over the place regarding longevity.

2014 Chevy Volt. I have been very pleased with these tires. I have rotated them roughly 7,500 miles. I have roughly 62,000 miles on them with roughly 5/32 left on the tires. I will definitely be buying another set. This is a fuel economy car no handling or comfort required.

I chose these tires to replace the OEM tires on my 2010 Prius. They were fairly competitive by price, were advertised as a good replacement on my specific vehicle, so I decided on Goodyears. They have proven quite able, with excellent traction, great grip in cornering, and giving a smooth and quiet ride. So far, I am pleased with my choice of replacement tires

Amazing handling and tire life. I love the fuel mileage difference, of 2-3 mpg on the highway. When they are above 50% tread they do good in the snow on my AWD Ford Edge, however I'm a dedicated winter tire kind of guy. The handling and traction on dry and wet roads is super, and my driving is very aggressive. Tread life was above what I expected for my driving habits, right around the 60k tread life (that's subtracting my winter miles when I run the other set of wheels and tires) and they are just about ready to be replaced. I'll be getting a new set of these without a doubt.

These are the noisiest tires I have ever owned. We have taken my truck on trips at the expense of lower gas mileage because of the noise. They have been noisy from day one and have gotten worse with wear. When I had them rotated I talked with my dealer about it and he attributed it to choppy wear because of the hard winter and suggested I drive them to the next rotation which I can't do as the dealer is closed. They have not improved they are noisier than ever. As I said the dealer is now closed and as such the lifetime tire rotation I purchased is useless. Also the traction has not lived up to expectations and the increased fuel economy claims have not been realized. With your help I have found a new dealer in a neighboring town so I will have him look at the tires tomorrow. Regardless of any thing he says I am very disappointed with these tires. So much so that I may stop buying your product. If I could rate these less than one star I would!

Had to replace my old tires. I called around to several different places and Just Tires gave me the best price for the same tire as well as an appointment to get it done quickly. I waited for maybe 20 minutes in total for the new tires to be put on my car. All in all, everything was explained and handled well. I never felt too rushed but things were also done quickly so I didn't feel like I was waiting there forever.

I expect that these tires will give me the same great performance and tread wear that I got on my other cars. So far they are working very well. These tires replaced the OEM Michelins that came with the vehicle and I look for them to provide significantly more miles.

My Subaru Legacy (2015) came with this set of tires. For first 15 months the tires were pretty good. Ride comfort was good. My driving is 60-70% on highway. Being a AWD, the tires delivered an awesome (30.2 mpg) in average. So the name Fuel-Max is justified. After 20-22K on the tires I was feeling every small bumps and small pot-holes on my back and feeling like I was sitting just on wheels, no tires. The ride comfort was gone (The tread depth was 8/32th at that time). When the car hit 35K (2.5 yr) the road noise is pathetic as well as comfort level. The tires made of with very hard material, so the tread-death after 3 yrs is 7/32. That is good. Now hitting on 45K in 3.5 yrs and what a pathetic daily driving. The Fuel efficiency is still maintained 30 mpg till now with 5/32 left on tread. Since ride comfort gone a long ago, I am thinking of changing these tires. You might get 65K as advertised but noisy and discomfort ride after first year would be your partner.