I've been using this brand of tires for 6 years now and I can't complain. Sam's Club always have the best price and the service is great! I am very pleased with the purchase

Bought this tire after reading testing on TireRack dot com. Quiet smooth riding tire with good handling. Softens expansion joints (same local roads) noticeably better than my last tires. Decent wet weather traction. Cannot comment on snow or tread wear yet.

First new tires for my 2023 Chrysler Pacifica. Could not be more pleased. Purchased the quieter Goodyear tires. Goodyear Assurance MaxLife 2. Could not believe the ride difference. Price was the best around. Saved an additional 80 dollars with the premium Sam's membership. Very pleased.

After paying for tires and attempting installation 3 times in Cheyenne, and could not get a straight answer from Richard at the tire desk when these tires may be in, I got a refund and went to Ft. Collins. Zach and his team were great! Friendly, alert, knowledgeable,and polite. I was out the door with 4 brand new tires in under an hour. I had this same tire installed at Sam's Ft. Collins 8 years and 70 thousand miles ago. Great tire.

Pleased with the tires. Disappointed with the Sams app to purchase tired tires fir my Honda Accord. I purchased and set up an appointment when arrived at my appointment as told online tire purchase was incorrect. I shot back the app walked me through the process make, model , style and Year and tire. Was told the app had an issue. Cost me an extra $400. If i'd known it was wrong beforehand would have looked elsewhere

We purchased these tires for our 2023 Nissan Murano. I mediately noticed a smoother, quieter ride and better handling. The tires we had on the car only had 40,000 miles, but we feel the Goodyear Assurance MaxLife 2 tires were worth changing for the improvements.

I loved the first 4 I bought in December for my van. Later I bought 4 more for my Subaru. I totaled the van 6/28. I had to replace one of the 4 new tires, which had a bolt that went through it, to be able to drive it off the property. Sam's prorated that tire, which did not cost me very much. The newest ire got only 30 miles driven on it. Somebody is going to salvage 4 excellent tires. I would buy again, but hopefully my original equipment tires on new van will last several years.

The insulation and employees at the location were great. Call center was terrible absolutely terrible ordered me the wrong tires, slow. Could not understand their accents, was not knowledgeable about tires. I'll never call them again I will only go to the store in person and deal with the people that know what they're doing. Call center was wasted time.

Tire pressure monitoring system evidently was. Not replaced causing a hardship on my wife and me. We purchased new tires because the old ones were dry rotted according to the sales person. Two weeks later the pressure sensor showed we needed air . We had air checked and it was ok. Sensor did not go off. The person putting in the air said it might take a few days to readjust. After a few days we had the air in tire rechecked. After doing this over three weeks a person checking the pressure stated it might a sensor replaced. I am 80 my wife is 78 we knew nothing about sensors till the last man checked it and told me what the problem may be. I am sitting here in Sams having them checked. We have worried for a month when it should have been checked and corrected the first time. We missed going places because we were concerned and did not want to have a problem on the road.

I have been a long-time Sam's Club tire customer and have always had a positive experience. My Hyundai has Sam's Club tires, and over the years I've had rotations, warranty service, a tire plug, and even a replacement done without any issues. Because of that experience, I felt confident bringing my Volkswagen Jetta TDI wagon in for four brand-new tires. Unfortunately, this experience was completely different. Three weeks ago, I purchased and had four new tires installed. I drove only a few miles home afterward. The next morning, my tire pressure light came on. I returned to Sam's Club, and I was told that was “normal” but they would check the pressure. Three tires were fine, but the front right tire was already down to 25 PSI. They added air, but the concern was not really addressed. The very next day, the warning light came back on. I returned again, and once again air was added without anyone taking the issue seriously. By Sunday, I personally checked the tire pressure and found the same tire had dropped back to 25 PSI. I made an appointment for Monday morning. Unfortunately, my appointment was double-booked, so I waited about an hour and 45 minutes (which I was willing to do because I simply wanted the tire checked properly). When the technician came out, I was told the valve stem was loose, that it had been tightened, and the tire was filled. The problem continued. Since I work from home, I was not driving much, but I noticed the tire pressure dropping again in my garage. I filled it back up myself and made another appointment. Before that appointment, I had to add air again. Within about six miles of driving after filling the tire, the warning light came back on. At this point, I brought the vehicle back and was prepared to wait as long as needed to have the issue properly investigated. Initially, I was told this was likely just weather-related pressure fluctuation because no air was showing during the water test. I explained that this was not a normal fluctuation — this was the same tire repeatedly losing significant pressure since the day the tire was installed. After reviewing the history and my concerns, they eventually rechecked the tire and replaced the valve stem completely. I was then told that my vehicle needed tire pressure monitoring sensors because my car did not have them on the tires. My Volkswagen uses a different factory tire pressure monitoring system and does not require traditional sensors mounted in each tire, so this explanation did not address the actual problem: a brand-new tire losing air repeatedly. I am now only a couple of days past that visit, and after driving maybe 50 miles total since getting four brand-new tires, I can already tell the same tire is losing pressure again. I am extremely disappointed. I chose Sam's Club because of my previous positive experiences and because I trusted the warranty and service support. I am not asking for anything unreasonable — I simply want someone to fully inspect the tire, remove it from the rim if necessary, replace it if defective, and make sure my vehicle is safe to drive. A tire losing pressure repeatedly after installation is a safety concern, and I expected my concerns to be taken seriously much sooner.