I am pleased that there is still appreciable and even tread remaining after nearly 65000 miles. Maintaining proper tire pressure and rotating tires every other oil change does make them last. We don't get much of the frozen stuff where I normally drive so am unable to comment on winter traction.

These tires came with my vehicle that I purchased 5 years ago. The technicians where I service my car every 5,000 miles are just now recommending that I change my tires.....after 95,455 miles! The service representative did not believe that they were originally purchased with the car so much that she checked the serial number on the database. The mechanics at the auto manufacturing company where I work said that it's unheard of for tires to last this long. Maybe so, but I will replace them with the same brand for sure!

I was amazed how good these tires are and how they've lasted. I purchased them because I needed a set of fresh tires before I made the trek from Southern CA to the East Coast and I wanted something cheap. It still has great tread on them. Good grip through rain,etc. I was thinking these will be temporary but after my experience, I think I'll replace them with the same sets.

I would recommend these tires to anyone who is trying to keep their "Special Edition" vehicle. (ex.2003 Jeff Gordon edition Monte Carlo SS ) They are a comfortable riding tire, great for a fair weather cruise or even a smooth pavement straightaway. While the raised Yellow lettering are truly irreplaceable by any other brand or model. It's truly an eye catching feature that cannot be duplicated on these limited production vehicles. Great Product, if you can find them.

these tires were not as expensive as other tires I looked at. I have found that they rides very comfortably. We had a long and rough winter here, with ice and/or snow many days. I drove the car almost every day, and never felt the car slip/slide. I drove carefully, and felt safe.

AS I SAID THESE ARE GREAT TIRES BUT,THEY LEAK.....I HAVE TRIED SEVERAL TIMES TO FIX WHATEVER IS WRONG. ASK A COUPLE OF DEALERS THEY HAVE BEEN CHECKED WHEN SERVICED NO ONE KNOWS. 3 OUT OF 4 LEAK 10 TO 20 PSI A WEEK OR LESS DEPENDING ON HOW MUCH I DRIVE. LEFT REAR NEVER LEAKS AND SPARE HAS NEVER BEEN ON THE GROUND, PUZZLED ...................JKB

I had 4 Goodyear Eagle LS on this car- no complaints. Needed two tires (replaced by wear- belts inside made car wobble) the tire center said they had Goodyear Eagles but not exactly what is on the car. Replaced the 2 LS with Good Year Eagle RS-A. They look great but as soon as I drove out I heard a LOUD roar- I thought being new it was temporary. NOT!! I can't even hear conversations or the radio. Very annoying. Reading the reviews I don't think this is an issue with a more solid SUV. The tread is great, drives awesome in snow, slush- good handling, great in the rain. I wouldn't recommend RS-A for a smaller sedan- the Eagle LS are much better.

These tires came on a brand new Nissan Maxima that I leased. I currently have 29,000 miles and my dealer is telling me that I need 4 new tires due to tread wear. I do normal city driving. Now I have to purchase new tires and I only have 11 months left on my lease. This is just plain awful

this is the second set of tires I buy, the 2 back tires wore out in less than a year. I bought the new set and the same thing happened with regular driving conditions. when I visited the store to complain and inform them about the tire wearing out to fast I was asked if I race the car honestly I felt insulted. they were happy to tell me no warranty is given for the tires wearing out but wanted to sell me another 4 tires, wow definitely will never recommend this tire ever 8 new tires in 2 years wow what a waste of money.

I got these tires new on my brand new Toyota Corolla. I had to replace one at 40,000 miles and the other three at 45,000 miles. Seems after looking at Goodyears reviews on all their other tires, 99% of them have no warranties and even with a warranty, they wear out around 40,000 miles. I will not be buying these ever again, or Goodyear for that matter. Chinese tires last longer than this.