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.

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.

I never bought goodyear tires before, this time I gave them a try on my corolla. They are great in snow, they have very low road noise, handle great on curves, and interstate driving is a breeze. and I saved a bunch of money at walmart. also the service center was quick and efficient, and answered all my questions. THANK YOU1

My original tires on my Jeep were shot after only 20,000 miles, so after some research we decided to go with these new tires. So far, so good! Only negative thing I've noticed is the road noise on certain types of pavement, but I think that's across the board with any tires. Thank you!

Did not realize what a difference a new quality set of tires would make in the ride and handling. Worth the price. Ordered on-line, tires sent to my favorite shop for installation in 2 days...the combination of price and convenience was tough to beat.

These tires are excellent. They provide very good control in dry conditions and a very smooth ride. So smooth that it feels like I got a brand-new car in fact. Turns are responsive and braking is respectable. Performance in rain is variable depending on the temperature outside but you should have no issue maintaining control with these tires. Snow performance however is the largest weakness for this set of tires but its to be expected for a tire that attempts to be a jack of all trades. It may get you by if you have a very light snow fall but you will struggle if snow is say 4 inches plus or if there is ice. Overall though it is a well-balanced tire that will keep you safe in most reasonable conditions and I would highly recommend to anyone

Have a mini van, came with oem tires, traded those out for these because of the oem 'hum' and hard ride. Have driven about 10K on these, then noticed what seemed like shaking / front end possibly? Took it to certified shop; they couldn't find anything but did replace a cracked (not leaking) CV boot. Did not help the shaking. Oil change and tire rotation and balance (again) still nothing. Fast forward, another oil change (at 3k) and tire rotation. I distinctly notice wear on the tires, and each time they are rotated, a Little less shaking, but as the miles add up, it begins again. I only have 71K total miles on a 2010 Transit Connect xlt. These tires just don't last, I'm online now looking for replacement - if not for the bad humming of the Ford OEM tires the van came with, I'd put those back on because they lasted over 60K, and were only rated about 35K.

I purchased a set of All-Season tires April 14 2022. 12 thousand miles later they are already down to the wear bars. To say I am disappointed would be an understatement. The shop I called today about getting a new set said that they do not recommend goodyear anymore because they simply aren't what they used to be. I have another set of wheels that were 2 years older than this set and I am still using them. This is ridiculous. You can get michelin tires for 10 dollars more a tire and they actually respond to the 1-star reviews and help you out. I will no longer be using goodyear any longer and I recommend you do the same.

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!

I got a flat last night and only needed just one tire but since the deal all included taxes etc apx. $330 I couldn't pass that up! Robert assisted and talked me through the different tires and what the best would be for my vehicle, never pressured to buy any extra. After installation of the new tires my car is running like it is fresh off the lot! Great Tires Great Service! Thank you Robert and the other guy who helped change my tires....would go back for sure!