Goodyear Assurance WeatherReady2 

These tires are definitely noisy if you have an electric car and you also get a hit to fuel efficiency (10-15% less), BUT, the traction and grip of these tires on wet conditions are amazing.

Love this tire. It offers piece of mind even in wet and snowy conditions. The traction is great. Even with the extra grip, the road noise is minimal. I would recommend and will definitely purchase again when needed.

The stock tires were ok but certainly couldn’t hold up to a northeast winter. Let me tell you based on a huge snow (and ice) storm recently these tires did a fantastic job. The vehicle is AWD and has a manual transmission component. Used that and the tires moved the car through the mess on the ground. I’m a strong advocate for these type of all season tires. Bought Goodyear cause the price was right and it’s an American brand. Strongly recommend. Tire Rack does great reviews. First time buyer of Goodyear tires.

The stock tires had a tread depth of 220. That’s pathetic. I wanted more tread life but better traction in winter. These tires are snow rated just like the Michelin Cross Contact. Very similar tread pattern. Wanted to buy an “American” brand but tires were made in Chile. The handling during this past Maryland snowstorm exceeded expectations. I am so please with the purchase which was made soon after I bought the car last June. Strongly recommend.

Best tire I've owned and I probably have bought 15 complete sets of tires. Great traction in the snow (the best I've driven outside of a full snow tire) - tire bites - and good all around driveability. I drive a CX9 and am happy with the side-to-side maneuverability - side wall sufficiently stiff. Naturally, you need to keep the tires properly inflated. Tread wear acceptable. Road noise I havent noticed. Should get 45k miles no problem. This tire checks all my boxes for the CX9 and I have recommended it to my oldest up in CT as well as friends and family.

I had these put on my car when it was new. I’m usually not impressed with what the manufacturers use for tires. I drive in all seasons and all weather. I have a pretty good commute. These tires do not disappoint. They are decent in snow although not a dedicated winter tire. The wet and dry traction are both very good. These tires are perfect for someone who doesn’t want to have separate winter tires. They are a great bad weather tire that also does well in good weather. I would definitely buy them again.

These tires have been wonderful on a 2015 Ford Focus for summer time. Winter time, I'm sure they'd be great if we had a narrower size, but due to the size(these tires are a 235/40/r18, we run a winter tire at a 195/60/16) we run during the summer and the weight of the car, more than a couple inches of snow and we're unable to sink down to the road. Ice, we had decent stop and start, cornering/turning had a lack of response. Note, fuel economy does drop(about 3mpg for us), but very good traction on dry or wet pavement and in rain(light or heavy). Hydroplain has become pert near non existent now for us.

Great tires in all weather conditions experienced in the Midwest. Hoping the tread wear will live up to advertised numbers considering how nicely the tires handle on dry pavement.

Great tires. Love the drive with them on. They are great on snow and rain. The feel like driving on pillows.

Great snow and rain traction, smooth and quiet ride. Awesome tread pattern. The rebate ($300) was exceptional.

Fantastic, road response and quality have left me satisfied and will buy again when this set is ready for replacement, after 30k miles thread ware has been even and no issues with air retention

Best tire I've owned and I probably have bought 15 complete sets of tires. Great traction in the snow (the best I've driven outside of a full snow tire) - tire bites - and good all around driveability. I drive a CX9 and am happy with the side-to-side maneuverability - side wall sufficiently stiff. Naturally, you need to keep the tires properly inflated. Tread wear acceptable. Road noise I havent noticed. Should get 45k miles no problem. This tire checks all my boxes for the CX9 and I have recommended it to my oldest up in CT as well as friends and family.

The tread design and high mileage rating are what I look for in a set of tires, and I have been through more tire brands than I want to think about. This set of tires is as good as it gets for me. I typically get from 60,000 to 70,000 miles on a set of tires because I keep the tire pressure within 80 to 90% of maximum tire pressure rating. In my vehicle these tires stop on the proverbial dime and give you some change. That is due to a combination of things like good disc brakes, pads, etc. These tires are not low profile, thankfully.

Most tires today have a maximum psi rating of 51. I see people driving on tires they never check where the pressure drops down in the low 20 psi range. If you are driving a low profile tire, too low of pressure can cause a tire to wear out too early, with the possibility of blowing out the tire. I try to keep tire pressure on front tires between 38 and 40, and between 36 and 38 in rear when not hauling a lot of weight in cargo area. Bump that up about 4 psi if hauling heavy loads.