My husband and I purchased these tires on 12/06/17 they are supposedly to have a tire of 65,000 miles. We have only put maybe a little over 30,000 miles and was told that we need new tires again. Two tires have a tread depth of 2, one of 3, and the other one at 4. Not very happy for the amount we invested for it to only last half the tread life expectancy.

This is the second set of these I've owned. Both have been on a Subaru Forester (2009 & 2013). I wasn't happy with the original tires that came on the care - didn't feel comfortable with them in the winter. The Assurance All Season make a lot of difference with overall ride and comfort.

Hi my nickname Swartz I bought these tires online for decent price had them shipped to a store that I like a lot and had them installed so far I put over a thousand miles on them I like the ride and the handling they do really good in the snow thank you

I think for overall use, they are good tires. When they were first installed, they were very good, but just a few weeks in they don't feel as easy on the road as they were before (could be due to the cold weather blitz we had). I don't know yet about "all seasons" since I haven't driven in snow (yet). But so far, so good!

These are Assurance Ultratour. They have 70,000 Mile rating and we got 24,000 miles only! Appreciate the warranty that gives us a pro-rated credit for tread used , but too afraid to buy Goodyear tires and need to spend this amount of money every 15 months-ugh! Why make a tire that handles expertly, provides quiet ride, affordable price (so we thought ) and wears 3x faster than rated?????

Purchased 2/18 and after nearly 30k the Treadwell is negligible. Great in any weather but most impressive in deep snow and on icy roads. Not to be confused with a dedicated winter tire but these are so much better than a regular A/S tire. Great in heavy rain, smooth on the road. Wearing as I said is very controlled. Well done Goodyear.

Although my car is capable of 160+ mph, I'll never drive anywhere near that so these tires rated at 118 mph are fine. Beyond that, the ride is smoother, more quiet and handling is better than the tires that were originally on the car new and which cost roughly 2.5 times as much. As for traction, that word is not in the original tire's manufacturer's dictionary but on dry and wet pavement, these Assurance tires wrote the book! Traction and handling on snow and/or ice is pretty good but considering my car weighs ~4,700 lbs, the momentum that can be generated can make any tire that normally would stick like glue turn into ice skates but, these Assurance tires are relatively aptly named because although the snow can get deep in Wisconsin, reasonable driving habits combined with the traction these provide on snow and ice have made it such that I rarely have issues.

I called the store before bringing my car for service. Technician was very friendly. When I got there and my tires were checked they showed me which tire needed replacing and they took care of it. No pressure on me to have any other work performed. Appreciated their friendliness and helpfulness.

I had Goodyear Assurance comfort tread before I bought the regular Assurance tires and they were great tires. Very quiet. After about 55,000 miles I needed another set so I got a very good deal on the regular Assurance tires and thought they would be similar. They are not. The Assurance tires are the loudest tires I have had in my life. I wouldn't recommend them.

Absolutely love these tires...my SUV rides like New now it's wonderful! The traction and handling with these tires is superb! Took them to the Smoky Mountains and they performed beyond my expectations smooth and quiet! I love Goodyear tires and especially the Assurance line beyond beyond beyond...can't go wrong with these tires, you won't be disappointed!