Goodyear Eagle LS Grand Touring All-Season Tires in P235/60R17

I don't inderstand why Audi provides these tires with its luxury cars. Worse tires ever. Avoid buying these if you are looking for ride confort and good wet road traction.

I got rid of the original Goodyear LS tires that first came with my Murano after 18900 miles (5 years). I tried Continental Crosscontact LX20's with ecoplus tires which were much smoother and quieter but allowed more leaning when cornering and straight line steering wasn't sharp and precise like the first Goodyears. I had to go back to the original Goodyears and sure enough, the sporty handling and sharp steering came back. The tire dealer also stated that aftermarket tires are always better quality than the (mass produced) originals that first came with the car and said that these LS tires should last about 50,000 miles (or 6 years maximum) even without any warranty that people pay extra for on most tires anyways. The downside is I'll have to take it easy on snow and ice just like before so until other tire companies start making sport performance tires like these for the 2009 to 2014 Nissan Muranos, I'll just stick with the Goodyears for now. Owner's of the newer Muranos' might want to try these tires if they want the sportier handling of the earlier Muranos' and don't mind a stiffer ride. If you drive on the highway a lot at night then smoother tires aren't always a good idea anyways! They also aren't too bad on wet roads either!

I generally like Good Year products. I'm satisfied with the handling and comfort but was very surprised at how quickly these tires wore out despite routine maintenance and rotation. 2013 Ford Fusion. average city/hwy driving. I think I'll be lucky to get 50,000km out of them. Not Good. Normally I get double that out of a tire.

I CURRENT;Y HAVE THE GOODYEAR EAGLE LS. THIS TIRE HAS LASTED ME 55,000 MILES.ITS AN EXCELLENT TIRE ALL ROUND. GREEAT IN THE RAIN AND VERY SMOOTH AND QUIET

Goodyear Eagles with TPMS were installed as OEM on our 2006 Murano. We rotated the tires every 8000 miles and re-positioned as per the manual directions. All tires wore dead even to 45K and now time to replace. Very satisfied with ride quality, performance and noise through all seasons. Definitely the best OEM tires I have ever had and I'm replacing with a new set of the same.

Wet traction on these tires is horrible. I had to stop quickly on wet pavement and almost rear-end another car this week. Going 15 miles an hour I slid about 10 feet after hitting the brakes. Would have hit it but I steered left at the last moment. Bought the car used at a Nissan dealership and they put these tires on the car. Tread wear is abysmal as well. Be lucky to see 30000 miles. Never again will I use Goodyear tires.

I live in the Pacific North West, driving in all level of rain situation (mostly wet and cold). Trust me, we do know how to drive in the rain. These tries make me feel I am driving on the snow all the time! As least I know my traction control is working. Very poor on wet roads. On dry roads they perform much better comparing on wet roads. The bottom line is, don't waste your money, there are so many other better selections out there. Unless the sale is so good that is almost free, otherwise choose something else.

Worst tires ever. Seriously do not buy these. I got ----ered in when I needed new tires thinking most people were just complaining when they had a bad set. No this site is accurate when people complain. These are junk. I got rid of them after a year because they were so bad. On ice you have NO traction. When we got freezing rain this year and i was driving 10mph I still went 40 feet past our driveway down the street before my car stopped. In the rain you will hydroplane like no other. I finally got new tires yesterday and my MPG is already going up. Just stay away period, there are way better brands out there for the same price.

After 16,000 miles dealer says I need to replace all 4 tires and for Goodyear's that seems pretty lousy for tires that cost just as much as most Michelins and Continentals!! These tires did good on dry pavement and cornering but in the winter it was below average for ice and snow grip (in wet conditions it was an average performer though)! I also felt even the smallest cracks in the pavement and tire noise was somewhat noisy even though my car is well insulated from most outside sounds. Nissan should choose better tires for their new cars or at least offer buyers the option to switch to better tires during the sell and add or subtract the cost difference to the lease or finance! I won't buy these because their expensive but lousy performers in most categories!

These tires came with my 2013 Murano that was purchased in Aug 2013. From day one the vehicle did not feel right at highway speeds. Low speed (under 40mph) the tires are quiet. The vehicle just did not feel safe on highway, very spongy . They also get louder and vibrate on certain highway pavement. I also found these tires have 0 ice/snow traction and I mean ZERO! Steering in any kind of winter weather is very scary as these tires seem to have no side to side grip. After 5 months and 14k miles I was able to get Nissan to go in half on replacing these tires with Firestone Destination LE 2's. The difference is night and day. Also the Firestones were 1/2 the price of the GoodYear LS's .

Tires were the worst I had in rain or snow. Traction was terrible and the noise from the tire made me think I had bad wheel bearings. I CHANGED THIS TIRE TO continentals AND IT WAS LIKE NIGHT AND DAY

The tire is smooth riding and quiet. It has worn evenly, but at 22,000 miles there is only 5/32" of tread on each tire. I may get 5,000 more miles if I choose to, but will probably replace before winter. For a tire this expensive, I think the wear is pretty poor. If treadwear was better, I would definitely choose this tire again, but with the tread wearing out this quickly, I cannot recommend them.

Only 28,000 miles and wear bars are almost showing on my 2012 Nissan Murano. Rotated the tires with every oil change so wear is even on all tires. They do not last as advertised.