Goodyear Eagle Touring 

This tire is quiet and rides smooth. It also handle well on wet surface. I know these tires are still new. However, Goodyear has been good for me in the past. Hopefully they continue to perform good.

Great set of tires. These tires ride extremely quiet and smooth, and are very responsive for a touring tire. These replaced the OEM Continental Pure Contacts, which were exceptional tires, however, they¿re extremely pricey. I only have 500 miles on these tires, and only time will tell how well they wear, but so far, I¿m extremely satisfied with these tires. They are very resistant to hydroplaning as well, which is much needed here in Florida.

These Goodyears have 15000 miles on them and they look brand new. These tires do exactly what they were designed to do. Great wet and dry traction. Very quiet ride and responsive handling. I see these little honda accord owners and other silly foreign cars complaining about the treadwear of these tires. They need to go spend a $100 a tire more and get themselves a nice japanese tire to match their car. This is a really good tire. the treadwear could be better, but it could cost more too.

I’m so confused by all the negative reviews. My only guess is because this tire is OEM on a lot of vehicles and the tires just sit on the lot too long and lose performance characteristics.

These are a great all-around tire. I put on snow-tires for winter, so I have no experience in deep-snow. They have excellent dry traction and aren’t noisy. Never had traction problems in the wet, but I’m sure if I drove too fast in certain conditions, I could get them to understeer.

Again, like the other reviewer with Model S at time of purchase of car I wished it came with Mich MXM4s. But, it didn't and I have been pleasantly surprised how well these tires are doing. I think I may achieve 34-36,000 on them. For a heavy car of 4900 aprox lbs thats a trick. Ride is very smooth and a little soft, but stable. Other reviewer complains of road noise, wait till you get those Michs. They will be stable in all environs including cornering, but you will give up for noise everywhere. You just can't have it all.

This tire is an exellent tire it give me a very confortable ride ,when the time come for me to replace my tires I will use the Good Year Eagle touring again.

This is a great set of tires. With 30K miles on them, they still look new. These Goodyears are very quite and give a nice comfortable ride. Snow and ice traction was just ok, but I never got stuck. It's nice to get a tire that is as good as these are, for such a reasonable price. These are pretty close to being perfect.

This tire is the worst tire I've had on a vehicle in 30 years. I scraped them at 10k miles due to safety concerns. This tire should not be used anywhere that has winter. This tire is worthless in any snow, zero stopping ability and horrible grip. The tire was loud on dry pavement and never provided any handling confidence. I will never consider a Goodyear product after this tire experience.

Hate the weak traction and fake steering!!!! However, this Tesla original version Goodyear has foam inside which brings a really quite ride. I hope Michelin will add this sound deadening foam on MXM4, so that I can get rid of this Goodyear.

OEM tire on my 21 Accord, Never thought I would ever have to replace tires at 30k, considering the majority of my driving is highway and rural road driving. I recently took a trip from Western MA to NYC and back and experienced heavy rainfall, and these tires just cannot handle the wet stuff. I was sliding all over the highway and had to go 30-40 in order to avoid losing traction on the front drive wheels. Going for Michelin CrossContact 2s for my next tire, family members have them and they dont wear to 4/32nds at 27k miles and slide in the rain like these do...

These might be the worst tires I've ever owned. They came standard on my 2019 RAM 1500 4WD Limited and they need to be replaced at less than 19K miles. Avoid these tires at any cost. Absolutely horrible tread life.

These tires wear very poorly and are almost bald at 26k miles. They seem to be absolute debris magnets. I have managed to average a puncture every 8000 miles with these tires. I'm not sure if it is the low profile that attracts nails, bolts, and screws, but I will not be buying these again.

Here's a tip. NBG (never buy Goodyears). These were factory tires. After 20k miles they are shot and no mileage warranty applies. I would never recommend these tires. I'll be going back to my tried and true Michelins for my next set.