Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 

I am very happy with the purchase of these tires. I was living in Texas at the time of purchase, I am now in PA. The Texas rainfalls have been heavy at times and these tires were awesome! I never felt like I was losing control or traction. The tires are a great all-around/all season tire with great traction and solid performance. During my drive from Texas to PA, I was also hauling a heavy uhaul trailer with my Subaru. The handling and performance during that 1400+ mile drive in rainy conditions, etc was solid!! No issues at all!! I have not had the chance to try them out in snow yet. But so far, I am feeling confident with my choice!

I would buy these tires again because the price was really reasonable for the quality that you're getting.

2020 Subaru Forester base model.

Purchased these one year ago for my 2020 Hyundia Santa Fe a vehicle that weighs about 3,500 pounds. I have rotated the tires per the manufactures recommendations and kept them inflated per the label on the car at 35lbs. I have found the following. at 17,000 miles of use the tires are showing a even tread depth of 7/32 remaining of the original tread depth of 9/32. Assuming you need 2/32 tread depth to be a useable tire the amount of tread that has been consumed is 28%. Therefore, the tires now have an expected life of 60,400 miles or so the tires will not meet the expectations (warranty) of 65,000 miles. With this said I would say the following about the tires. They are quiet which is important to me. The dry road traction is good, Wet road traction is not special in any way. Snow traction has not been tested as I am retired and follow the sun. Gravel dirt road traction is just ok with tire spin noticed often in dirt gravel roads when taking off from a complete stop with light gas pedal pressure (these tires are meant for paved roads). Bottom line, I would probably buy these tires again if they make 60,000 miles but they are not outstanding but decent tires. My driving is a combination of city, highway most of the time with speeds not exceeding 65MPH.

These were the best tires I have ever owned. The car drove beautiful and handled great. I also got over 90K miles on the. I didn't want to go to the place where I bought these, and my new repair didn't offer these. I now have Michelin Crosstreck 2. It drives very different and even with as many miles the Good Year's had on them, I can't decide which I like better.

Tires handle well in both wet and dry conditions but very noisy on the road

So far so good like the feel rides easy except a little noise but nothing tooo bad overall really content with the purchase

The Goodyear Assurance tire is a good all-around performer and is great for small SUV's/CUV's. We have not had any issues with traction, noise, or comfort during our time using these tires. Based on our driving habits if you're just using these tires for around town and highway driving you should be satisfied with them. I have not pushed them in real spirited driving situations, but I'd imagine they would not hold up as well as other more performance-oriented options.

The entry level Assurance have served me well for many years now on 2 different cars. Tires wore out in the front, but it was a reasonable amount of time. I would say these tires are safe and reliable and a decent value for the money. I was actually surprised at the low rating and suspected the tire quality may have changed, but they seem to be just as good as they were.

I put this tire on our 2021 Mazda CX-5 Grand Touring Reserve, which is AWD and runs 19” wheels. The 225/55/R19 Goodyear Assurance All-Season had a treadwear rating of 600, which roughly translates to a mileage expectancy of 60k miles. Having received 46k miles on our set of tires under mostly leisurely, very rarely spirited driving, I would say 50k miles is attainable but barely.

As far as comfort goes, this is the tire’s strongsuit, as the ride is smooth and predictable, and soaks up the bumps and imperfections quite well. Road noise was originally great, but as the tires became more worn, they got louder and louder. By 40k miles, they were very noisy both at speed and under cornering pressure.

Performance was not a factor for this tire. It was loose at the limit and gave way on smooth blacktop much more easily than I would’ve liked. At speed, the tires were a little wafty but nothing concerning. Odds are, you’re not going to exceed 100 mph on any car you put these tires on, so that shouldn’t be an issue period.

Overall, treadwear is good, traction is fair, comfort is good, performance is fair. If you’re a leisurely driver, take advantage of a deal running for these, otherwise look elsewhere. There are better tires at the same price point.

Terrible tread life. Only got 13500 miles on them (Rotated 3 times). Tread life was rated at 3 all-around. Terrible on ice and rain. I will never purchase these tires again.

I have installed set of Good Year Assurance tires on my 2011 Honda Odyssey. It has bad traction in snow, rain and even in windy weather!!!! Never buy again.