These were Assurance Comfort Tread. Hardest riding tires I ever had in 60 years of driving. Had the van aligned 3 times and it still was very sensitive to the crown of the road, pulling right in the right lane and left in the left lane on the freeway. I now have different tires on the same van and it tracks beautifully. The Goodyear's lasted 58000 miles.

I thought the tires were good when I bought them. Handling was fine and road noise was a minimum. It's now time to purchase new tires because there is no tread left. After only 45,000 miles I need new tires and the road noise is not good. I would not waste your hard earned money on these. I drive a Mitsubishi Outlander and love the car but not the tires.

We purchased our '08 Civic new with a set of Goodyear Assurance tires, and got 85k out of them. We replaced them with another set of Assurances, and have now replaced the stock tires on our Town and Country with them as well. They are quiet, and smooth on the road. They handled the few rain storms we get here in Vegas very well. The roads get so slick between the few storms we get, so the wet traction is important. Even lite snow is not an issue, as we found out on recent ski trip to Utah. Great all around tire for the money.

The best thing is to have your vehicle properly aligned and even tire inflation so that the tires wear evenly. I previously had goodyear eagle ls tires, and replaced them with assurance all season after more than 70,000 miles. The new tires seemed noisier on the road and not quite as comfortable for riding. Nevertheless, they seem to be a good tire so far.

I was running "dealer" tires on my Jeep Patriot. As expected they only made it about 25k miles before they wore out. So I checked around for new ones. I wanted something with longer life (50k or so) and of better quality. On Texas concrete my old tires were pretty loud on the concrete, you got that nice Texas growl when you were traveling on it. After putting these on, that has almost gone away. If you listen closely you can still hear it, but you can hear yourself think much better. Very good quality tire, tread pattern is nice, I can tell I'm sticking to the road better in the torrential thunderstorm downpours we get here. Overall I'm very impressed. Time will tell on the treadwear, but I expect I'll get the 60k miles as advertised. They will cost you a bit more, but they look good and ride very well. Quite satisfied to this point.

This is the first time I ever bought new tires and put them on a car so I don't have much experience. The process for buying and getting then on my car was smooth as butter. Did it all online. Only had tires for a month but so far no complaints. My last tires were so bald that I did notice a huge difference between the two in traction and on wet roads. I did not rate winter since I have not experienced winter yet.

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.

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.

4th set of Goodyear's and I have never had any issues. Did not get alignment when first installed but did 2 weeks later and huge difference. No need to spend money on swapping out my snow tires for at least the next few years. Great tires for the money. Had a pair of Eagles years ago on my corvette and no issues then either.

Original tires were purchased January 2017. Beginning in Nov/Dec 2017 through Feb 2018, I experienced 10 separate puncture incidents resulting in having to repair and/or replace tires, including recently replaced tires! A total of five tires were replaced under vendor's road hazard warranty. The final visit and replacement (2/10/18) found limestone gravel inside the tire. The vendor cancelled any future replacement due to excessive use of warranty. I do not take this vehicle "off-road" but rural gravel roads & driveways are normal. These tires are not durable.