Goodyear Eagle GT II 

good year eagle GT-II ALL SEASON TIRES,DRY/WET TRACTION GOOD VERY LITTLE HYDROPLANING IF ANY.

SMOOTH RIDE AND HANDLEING/STABILITY AND LOW NOISE.

I purchased the pickup late October 2011 these are the tires that came on it from factory and they have been great, figured like most trucks I've owned over the years that I would be getting new tires about 30000 but not with these, there is about 35 percent tread left. They are great in the rain and decent in light snow. I drive 25 miles to work all on pavement with 12 miles of that on interstate. I would buy the same tires when it comes time too.

The grip around corners both on dry & wet roads is above expectations. The tires have transformed this average car. In rain, very predictable.
Ride is good, considering the 40 psi at all four corners. The front tires show notable wear, however. They have not been rotated.

I love thease tires no matter what iv put them through-fast cornering-sliding corners-fast start-fast slow downs,medium towing they have outperformed many other tires iv had,especialy for price,i have approximately have 15 to 20k left on tread and will replace them with same

I got 80,000 miles out of a set of these tires. No more need be said.

THIS TRUCK CAME FROM FACTORY WITH THIS TIRES, FIRST SET I PUT 65,000 MILES AND THE OTHER TWO BETWEEN 50 AND 60 THOUSAND MILES, I WOULD RECOMMEND IT, GOOD GAS SAVER, SOON I WILL NEED ANOTHER SET OF TIRES , HAVE ON MY TRUCK 174,000 BUT I WANT THE SAME TIRES.

Front end vibrated at 65-70 mph immediately on purchasing these tires. They produce way more road noise than OEM tires. Ride is harsh. Despite being "all season" they are terrible in the snow. Nearly bald after 30,000 miles of relatively sedate driving. Will never purchase goodyear tires again.

These tires would probably be much better on a sports car not a truck or SUV. They handle well in the summer and on Dry pavement but in the snow and cold weather they just don't perform like they should. Having a wider size at 285/50-20 on a 1998 Tahoe does not help winter driving either. In order to get better traction in the snow I had to have the tires siped which boosted traction about 40%. The sidewalls on all 4 tires have a bulge on them and in the rain my truck tends to slide out back more. I also lost a few mpg but gained it back when the tires were siped. My next set will be the Rugged terrain TA or the Geolander A/T-S in a 275/55-20 that will help a lot in my snow traction and get a lil mopre mpg.

Very excellent long lasting highway and road tire with good dry grip at a very good price point. Snow performance worst I've experienced in a M+S type tire, must use chains in moderate to heavy snow.