Goodyear Assurance Finesse M+S Rated All Season Car Tire in 235/45R19

Have had the tire for a month and all is well so far. Appear to be very good quality - handles well on sharp turns even while wet.

This tires really surprised me with the level of confirm, dry and wet preformance, even driving thru gravel roads they have done a good job.
This tires have been a great experience.

I am actually quite surprised by these tires. They came as the OEM fitting on my 2023 Mazda CX-50 and I had low hopes for them given that most OEM fitted tires are pretty horrible in general. So far though they have been quiet, comfortable, handle rain like it isn’t even there, and take corners when pushed hard with no fuss. I have owned many cars in the last decade and have promptly swapped out for better tires most of the time. I don’t expect these tires to have great tread life but I’m happy that I don’t feel the need to replace them until they are actually worn down.

OEM tire on the 2024 Lexus TX350. Not a fan of Goodyear, but this tire has me rethinking... it's incredibly quiet (the quietest tire I've ever owned even quieter than Michelin Primacy), very comfortable yet doesn't have a wobbly sidewall, absorbs impacts very well and road cracks. At 8500 miles, it seems to have worn off about 20-30% so thread life isn't the best, but if your concern is quietness and comfort in dry traction, this tire is so good at that, I'm even considering buying an identical set once mine wear down and this is coming from a die hard Michelin fan. Wet traction is good, no complains, no slips. Haven't tried it on ice.

Not a bad tire. Goodyear all-seasons tend to rate low on wet traction on Tire Rack test results, and its hard for me to tell if this is the case or not here. It probably is not very good in the wet, assuming Goodyear uses the same or similar tread compounds as all their other all-season tires. Dry traction is adequate. Snow/ice is OK. This '19 Tiguan came with them originally, and I'll probably upgrade to something that tests better with Tire Rack professional results, such as upgrading to the excellent "Pirelli Scorpion Verde All Season Plus II" in a slightly bigger size (fender wells look like they can handle it well), going from OE 215/65-17 to 225/65-17.

great tire have always used different brands sure wasn't disappointed they ride very well no noise and super smooth.

I've never had Goodyear tires, I've always used BFG, doing my research I wanted a high mileage tire, something quite, and a comfortable ride and the Goodyear assurance finesse has been great so far

OE tire on VW Atlas SEL P 4 Motion. Mostly dry driving both city and highway. Very quite. Great ride. Once these wear out I will be moving to the Goodyear Weather Ready tire.

OE tires on the vehicle. Lasted 47K, wore evenly and road noise was not excessive. I was well pleased with these Goodyear tires although some OE tires on previous were sub par.

Brand new 4MOTION vehicle purchased Spring 2021; 23 months of 65% highway / 35% around town driving;
@ 29,000 miles the unbelievable road noise begins, have been told by two different mechanics "Dude, you need tires!"
These tires were rotated @ 9,500, 19,100, & 29,000 (not neglected) and yes, they are down to 3/32.
But seriously, two old drivers (ages late 50's & mid 60's), who never even beat on this car, and it needs new tires.
I can understand needing replacement tires @ 48K, but as Joe Walsh says "Seriously Folks".
Will never allow another auto purchase equipped with or replacement tire purchase from
Goodyear: Made in Mexico.

The Goodyear Assurance Finesse came OE on my 2021 Volkswagen Atlas 4Motion. They handle okay in dry conditions. Not the quietest tire. They do tend to sing a little bit especially on the highway. They spin a bit in wet conditions and if it rains heavier I feel them slip in turns. The winter has really shown how much these tires lack in performance. Light slow, slick conditions they slide especially in turns no matter how slow I turn. Any kind of slush or accumulation on the road you need to slow down way before you approach anything. The snow packs in the tread so quickly I might as well be driving on street slicks.

I just got the truck in October 2020 and am already considering taking them off. I would never recommend this tire. I love the truck but if you're looking at one, I'd definitely ask the dealership if they can switch the tires as part of the purchase especially if you live anywhere that gets any type of snow. Very disappointed in this tire.

Good dry weather tire. Otherwise not for mixed conditions. As soon as the road gets wet its like driving on ice not just understeer but4 wheel slip even at low speeds. Dry weather conditions the tires are great, low road noise, no vibration, responds predictably and corners well. If you live in the southwest great tire anywhere else cannot personally recommend under any circumstances.

OEM tires on new to me 2023 VW Atlas CrossSport (13k at purchase). These start with only 10/32 tread depth and at 14k was 9/32, 9/32, 8/32 and 8/32. Not a great tire overall; fair at best. So far the wear is higher than I would expect. Performance in light snow (<3") and ice is poor. Performance in heavier snow is somewhat better but not much. Going to be getting new tires before next winter and hopefully sell these to get something out of them to help pay for new tires.