Great tired love it handle great I was really happy knowing that the tires is good ad handing great

Very good gripping tire. Good prices and deals for new tires.

3 years and 36,000 miles and the tires performance is still excellent and they are wearing evenly. These tires will easily reach the 50k warranty, all it takes is regular rotation and proper tire inflation and you'll get your money's worth and then some. We will definitely get the same tires again.

Goodyear Eagle Sport A/S OEM tire for 2022 Honda Civic trims. They perform well on dry surfaces only. Unsafe when roads are wet or have a dusting of snow or more. I would never purchase these poor-quality manufactured Eagle Sport A/S tires. Goodyear Assurance and ComforTred tires are much better. Eagle Sport is highly not recommended.

It's a good compromise in all areas, it is an overall exceptional choice for my 1.8T Jetta living in the Midwest. I've had my set for a little over 2 1/2 years and they're still going strong with plenty of tread left (I drive spiritedly often). They've gotten me thru feet of snow, sheets of rain, and they're grippy in the dry corners. They're loud, and can be troublesome if you expect silence, but I daily an obnoxious car so the exhaust & blowoff valve never let me hear the road noise anyways hahaha. Great buy if you don't have room to store an extra set of winter wheels!

Once these tires had about 5000 miles on them the road noise is terrible. Don't let anyone fool you about comfort. They are hard rubber and you can feel and hear everything. Great if you want to drive the car hard and attach every corner, but on the Freeway after an hour, you feel like you are ridding a Harley and cant wait to get off. They do handle good.

i've only put about 3000 miles on these tires so i can't give any real mileage feedback. They do seem to perform well in all road conditions i've encountered in southeastern Ohio (wet, light snow and dry). They are also fairly quiet but time and mileage will tell the story with that. i've never had a bad experience with Goodyear tires. Some are a little better than others but they are all good. That's why i've been buying them for years. There are cheaper brands but like many things you get what you pay for. My opinion, tires are to important for the priority to be saving a dollar.

I bought a new 2022 Honda Civic Touring and these were the factory tires. Last week I had two flats with sidewall failure on the inside on both. The tires had about 10k miles on them. I took the car to the dealer and they told me that I was out of luck because it was the sidewall. The dealer wanted to sell me a new set of the same tires. I refused and took in my winter tires to be mounted. Side by side, the snow tires' sidewalls were substantially thicker than the Goodyears'. The car has 22k miles on. More miles on the snows than the Goodyears. Same road, same routine. Before you buy, compare the sidewalls. You'll likely make a logical choice other than the Goodyears. This is the first negative review I have posted.

Tires are fine I suppose. A little too easy to hydroplane, and light snow traction isn't the best. Dry pavement these eagles feel responsive and refined. My biggest problem is that over the past month I have had to refill every tire by a good 15-20 lbs every 200 miles. I suspect I'll be back in the shop soon

The product was adequate, but the service was exemplary and was quickly done. Better yet on Wednesday the 5th of May the service provided for a leaking tire on my front right tire was exemplary. I don't think I will be going to any other place in the Bay area but this place for my car repairs