Unfortunately, my experience with Good Year Assurance tires was not a grand as many others. On August 5, 2016, I purchased an allegedly new set of Good Year Assurance tires. October 2016, I returned to the location because my tire pressure light was on. I was advised that external factors such as weather and my residential parking could be a factor. I've averaged getting free air at the location of purchase at least every two to three months, and had the tires rotated as recommended. June 2018, upon getting an oil changed, I was advised that I needed tires. I'd bought Good Year Assurances tires, P225/65R/17, with a 70K miles tread life, and I had under 30k miles on the tires. August 4, 2018, I go for a tire rotation at the store of purchase, and am told that the associate could not service my tires, and my only option for their services would be to buy a new set of tires at 70% of the original purchase price.

My grandma bought these tires brand new from a locally owned Chevy dealership that told me these were the original tires from the factory. I bought the car used with 65,000 miles on it and needless to say I couldn't drive the car with the old tires..., it felt like I was driving on bare rims. These are the most wonderful tires I could think of getting because of the price. Only one downside though..., they are a bit rough on some roads.

Had the tires approximately 18 months, they had less than 20,000 miles on them Were awful in snow, we live in an area with hills, not really steep ones, but were unable to make it up them. Also sometimes slide in rainy weather going around corners. We also had 3 flats in the time we had them, 2 within 2 weeks in the winter previously we hadn't had a flat tire in years.

I'll never buy Goodyear tires again. I thought I was spending a little extra money to get a decent tire, but the Kelly tires I had prior on another car were much better. I've had an alignment and balancing done twice, and these tires still have a lopsided wobble and thud. You can actually see where the tire is defective.

There were four different brands and sizes on my van when I bought it so we purchased four brand new Assurance All Season tires and my van rides real smooth now. It seems to handle better steering wise also. Plus it looks better having four matching tires on it.

I'm happy with this new Comfortred from Goodyear. Technician came to my house and installed and balance the tires. Definitely will acquire another set of tires for my Ford Excursion in the future. Thanks for all your hard work. Best of it is, its an American company and the business is located in Orange county. It also has a lifetime balancing.

I bought these tires through my vehicles' manufactures service facility (Ford Service). I live in the Pacific Northwest where it rains and occasionally snows. I absolutely love these tires and would recommend them to folks who need a great all around tire that needs to perform in a variety of weather conditions.

I installed this all-season tires in the 2018 wintertime. Till now I drove around 6k miles and its working well. Sometimes I drive 90mph and in my preview tires, I feel like a hydroplaning movement. But with this, I didn't feel anything like that. I highly recommending this.

Customer service is great. The Salesman explain everything and make sure you understand. And please everyone buy the warranty, my son didn't and his wife brand new tires one of them got a metal object in it. Where the tire couldn't be repair . it had to be replaced. So it worth buying the insurance.

I can feel the difference in my car after changing the tires. Now is more comfortable ride and quietly. Feeling safer to take long rides now. Haven't tried yet on Ice or winter weather.