This tire originally came on my 2017 Civic Si. Rotated them with every oil change (around every 9k miles). At 40k miles one tire became extremely noisy and Goodyear center removed the tire to find it was coming apart on the inside. I replaced all 4 with the same tire and after the second rotation, the tire noise was suddenly really loud again, but from all of the tires. However, I have gotten close to 70k miles on this second set. I'm about to purchase the Eagle F1 Asymmetrical 2 Summer Tire and give those a try.

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!

This is our second set of Goodyear Eagle Sport tires for our Honda Pilot. As we run the wheels off this car, the Eagle tires are a great performing tire at a great price. They last us a solid 40k miles on both sets. A lot of the miles we drive are at freeway speeds.

So far, nice tires. However, haven't had them long enough to offer a more informed opinion. My car is a Mustang (Shelby GT) so very interested in how the tires handle on wet roads or snow. Was originally looking at the Asymmetrics but dealer recommended the Eagle Sport because of their handling in inclement weather. Actually, the Sports were a bit cheaper than the Asymmetrics so came across as a win-win. Respect for the dealer who recommended cheaper tires; don't see that very often. Cudos to them. I have been to this shop before and they come across as legit car guys so gotta think my Shelby is in good hands.

I keep track of mileage at every fill-up; hwy mileage definitely is improved (City mileage is too erratic to draw any conclusions). Tires are quiet and the ride appears to be more comfortable than before. Had a need to slam on brakes once since installation, and tires responded extremely well.

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.

These are great tires for ride and comfort. They have a much smoother ride than my previous tires and they produce less round noise. Overall so far I am very happy with them. I have not had a chance to drive with then on in the snow so I just put an adverage rating of 3 stars.

They don't "run" when flat. They come apart dangerously. I've replaced all four tires twice in three years (less than 30k miles). I've never had to do that with any other tire ever on any car I've ever owned in the last 40 years. I couldn't be more displeased with these horrible tires. If I could give a negative star rating, I would.

They're awful. I drive a sports car and have always gone with the trusted high quality brand meant for my vehicle. Unfortunately I allowed the just tires employees to talk me into buying these mediocre Goodyears instead. An error that I will never make again. I'd list the name of the tires I intended to buy here, but just tires will not allow me to mention the competitor's (if you can even call them that due to how pitiful these Goodyears are as a "substitute") name in this review. They are really terrible tires. They feel like you are driving on marbles. They don't stick to the road. The road noise from them is horrid. And although I got an alignment done as well when I purchased the tires, they pull/jerk the car almost side-to-side while driving down the road. Massive regret for allowing myself to go against my better judgment and let the just tires employees talk me into these awful Goodyears. Life is full of lessons. And here we are.