These have got to be the worst tires I have ever had. They have no grip on the road, you can feel every tiny bump in the road, and eat through your gas tank like you wouldn't believe. These are not safe tires! I literally fear for my life if it starts raining and have to drive. Do yourself a favor and spend a little more on tires. You really do get what you pay for here.

The time came to replace tires on my 2020 Fusion. OEM tires lasted almost 35k before they started to show signs of dry rot in the South Texas sun. Couldn't beat the value of the Assurance All Season for the low profile tire size. I've just passed the 60-day return mark, and I'm happy to keep these tires for however long they last. Traction, noise, comfort, and pretty much any other day-to-day metric is little to no different than OEM tires.

Was looking for a good reliable set of tires that provide a smooth ride and step up to the plate on wet and winter roads. These tires are great! I travel 30 miles each way to work and so far (1 1/2 months since purchased) they are performing like I had hoped they would. Highly recommended!

I bought these tires thinking that the Goodyear name was good enough for me. I have a 2018 Honda Fit and have put 34,643 miles in the last 2.5 years because I use this car primarily for business travel since it is so good on gas. What I have found, is that the tires are worthless in rain. Even when I do a gradual stop in the rain, the car skids. I did not buy these tires in Sam's in this state, and I was told by another Sam's tire department (two different locations) they are one of the worst performers in rain. What was interesting, is that SAM's would not give me any credit on these tires, because I would have to wear the tread down more. Regardless, I am getting new tires. I am not sure if this is a SAM's policy or a Goodyear policy. But after writing this Review, I am contacting Goodyear to find out. It looks like this tire has pretty good ratings on here by others, but take heed in driving in the rain with these.

Terrible experience at service center. Old tires had no problem...smooth ride and quiet. Only changed due to tread life remaining. New tires are loud, bumpy and wobble. I had them rebalanced 3 times and each technician did worse than the other. Only when I sat and watched did they do the job correctly yet it still didn't resolve the bumpy ride. Service center wanted to blame everything under the sun except the tires which was the only change made - one day with old tires, all is fine yet next day with new tires loud bumpy ride. No service center has a road balance machine and I'm tired of wasting my time with the incompetent service technicians.

Tires were loud from the time I bought them. After 30 k decided to swap them out. Struts, shocks, etc all checked out. Did an alignment and they were still loud. Mechanic told me they weren't covered by warranty. Very disappointed in the tires and poor warranty coverage.

I am totally disappointed in the quality of these tires. The tires are awful in wet weather conditions. I am more disappointed in that my rear tires only lasted like 15- 20,000 miles. I dont want another set of those tires on my car. I would like 4 new tires that wear the same all around! The handling in wet weather was such a dangerous disappointmet.

I selected this tire for its wet traction capablities. Looking at other tires I felt this tire was going to give me the best overall value. So far I have not been disappointed. I have not driven in snow with these tires yet, so I can't say how good they will be in the snow. I expect them to be at least average in the snow.

The Eagle LS provides a good All-Season tread pattern that makes minimal noise on asphalt. LS might stand for Luxury Sedan. They are M+S (Mud and Snow) treads that grip well in dry and wet conditions and have a firm, North American-style ride with T Speed Rating for a budget price. Perfect fitment for OEM GM brands like Chevy....they may come from Canada, for all you patriots out there. These Eagle LS tires should NOT be mistaken for Eagle GTs. The biggest issue is that the sidewalls are pretty thin, which is the secret to the ride. One two-month old tire was punctured in the sidewall by a jutting piece of curb iron while pulling into a parallel parking space, and it deflated immediately. Road Hazard Plan recommended for these tires!

After buying & having tires put on my car, I drove it home & felt like I was driving a different car. It handled so much better around corners and aIso was a smoothe ride. I was pretty amazed! I appreciate both the courtesy and helpfulness of the staff and also the good price on a set of excellent tires.