Goodyear Tires

Went to Goodyear service for tires in December 2019 in West Hartford, CT. At first they were very helpful, searched a Goodyear credit card I had not yet received. They had the tires I wanted and said they could put them on that day. Then the up sell began. I agreed to a front end alignment and 3 yr tire protection. Upon reviewing the invoice I noticed they had charged me for a 3 yr alignment package. Since I did not live there but was visiting and had no Goodyear service stations where I live, I declined the package, even though they insisted it would be cheaper. I left the car and about an hour later I received a call stating that my brakes were in dangerous condition and would need front and rear pads, rotors and a brake line flush with an estimated cost of 1,200.00. I had experienced no issues with my brakes and declined.

I have been trying to get the rebate that I took out a Goodyear credit care to access, and they have been giving me the run round for almost three months. I completely regret my purchase as I don't think I will get the rebate I am owed, and it has been so much work and stress.

Goodyear is one of two of the last remaining American tire makers. That's very important to some consumers and should be to all American consumers. My experience with Goodyear tires has been over the course of the last 35 years. I have owned many different brands during that time, but never had a better tire than Goodyear. From Wrangler all terrain truck tires to the Assurance weather ready tires. I just put on my daughter's Buick Regal, Goodyear have never let me down. I am a retired police officer and for 21 years experienced some different brands of tires on my police vehicles. Goodyear was hands down the best, safest, longest lasting tire I ever used during my years as a police officer.

Mine is a 2016 CRV Touring bought in 2016. From then to last week, I had put on 89000 highway miles on it. And I needed to replace the 4 Dunlop tires that looked almost worn flat. I shopped around and considered several brands and finally was almost ready to pick on a set of Michelin Primacy MXM4 at the cost of $1,121.39 (installation and alignment included).

I bought Goodyear tires mainly because of the rebate that was being offered. Well, lo and behold, once I submitted my claim it was denied. I bought the tires through Amazon and apparently they are not an "Approved Dealer;" therefore, no rebate. I won't be fooled again. I simply will never buy Goodyear tires again!

I am absolutely appalled at Goodyear as a seller and service shop. I ordered my tires online according to the size requirements Goodyear gave me after putting in my 2017 Kia Optima LX. I opted to have my tires put on by a Goodyear service shop. I sat there for 3 HOURS only to be told they were the wrong size. The size I ordered were BASED ON GOODYEAR'S WEBSITE. I had canceled an appointment I had elsewhere because of this extreme, excessive wait. Goodyear also claimed that I brought the vehicle in with a stripped screw. I have no way of knowing if they are responsible or if it was like that. The shop did not have a die tool to repair it and had to go to NAPA and buy one! (A tire shop doesn't have a die tool???)

I bought a set of Goodyear tires in July and have had 5 flats since, three of them on the same tire. All they will do is fix the flats. Looking to replace them with a different brand already after only a couple thousand miles.

I have 28,000 miles on these tires, which were supposed to be 60,000 mile tires. They are already at 2/32 and they won’t replace them after telling me they came from a bad batch. If this is how they stand behind their products, no thanks. I’ll be switching to Cooper.

2018 Ram Longhorn pickup. At 4000 miles one of the Goodyear tires separated horizontally. At 11,000 miles while traveling at 80 miles per hour on an Idaho freeway another developed a side wall split. Why are these inferior tires being put on brand new pickups? This is dangerous.

Purchased a 2017 4x4 Silverado that came equipped with Goodyear. Within a few months the tires were showing signs of wear even though I mostly drove on the highway. I one time did take my 4x4 into the nearby hills. I took it to the local Goodyear shop that said it was normal wear. I have not taken the vehicle off road as the quick wear was troubling. Today a friend and I drove up a paved road to check out the local fires and the tire blew out the sidewall. Goodyear tires are not quality and the company does not stand behind their product.

The new Goodyear tires I got are much quieter than my older tires. But, I feel like tires are so overpriced but a necessity in life.

One of our brand new 255/45ZR18 Goodyear tire failed in the Causeway bridge and by no means you can stop in this 24 mile bridge. At 8 am this morning Mr ** who should not be attending customer service just denied my claim and I ended being cursed by him because there were no tire left. I am calling Goodyear Headquarters to find out if they can help (Tire Hazard Protection Plan). Thank You.

First time I've ever bought Goodyear tires - never again. At over $250 a tire, I thought I was getting a solid set of new tires. Within 3 months, I had a blowout (low, grass-covered curb) and was told I needed a new tire for a staple causing a slow leak (non-patchable) - two new tires required as these don't have a warranty for road hazards. The SOFTEST, most fragile tires ever - junk. Going back to Pirelli.

Bought a set of 4 Goodyear tires for my MBZ E500. In Dec 2015. I drove 8000 miles on them. Living in Silicon Valley where roads are well maintained. Yesterday I had my first flat tire on this car, then I went to two different local Goodyear dealers since the original shop I bought from closed down. They all agreed I need a new set of tires. But they both insisted the 50K miles Warranty will not cover any. I said, "Why do I need new set of tires after 8k miles." They said tires are not safe. They gave me the runaround; for the flat, they said I must have drove on it while it’s low in air which I didn’t feel it nor my TPS sensor came on.

Purchased new 2018 Dodge Ram with new Goodyear Wrangler sr a P275/60r20 tires. Rear driver tire tear at low speed on July 6 2018 with less than 4000 mi on tire, the next day while driving on 2 lane highway with speed limit 75 front passenger side tire blew and nearly pulled vehicle off the road into steep ditch. Damage to vehicle, front fender bent, inner molding gone, chipped paint and dent on fender. No, there was no road hazards, and recently paved highway. This could have killed my entire family!

These Goodyear Marathon tires (ST235/80R16) are about 3 yrs old about 5000 miles. Always took care of them, like parked the 5th wheel on wood, spent $250 on a TireMinder system, kept them covered. They're made in China. Had 2 blowouts coming home this spring within an hour of each other. Called Goodyear, filed a claim, sent what was left of the tires, claim was denied. I spent $850 on a new set of tires and those garbage Goodyear tires caused $6000 damage to my 5th wheel, a blow out on each side of the trailer. Don't deal with this company, their tires are junk, and the company won't stand behind their product.

I purchased Goodyear tires and the service was great. But shortly after they closed the shop. Never expected that from a big name outfit. The closest to get rotation and service is 20 miles away. Then one of the tires developed a slow leak. Took a week to find it and repair it. The tires began losing traction grab in wet weather. The tires wasn't cheap. A set of 4 was over $1,000.00 so I expected much better than what I got for the money. Financed through their lender. Big mistake. I would not buy tires from Goodyear again. I just don't feel I got what I thought I was buying.

Goodyear tires perform great. Rides smooth and has great wear. Performs well no matter weather we have. Rain, snow or ice. I would recommend Goodyear to all my friends and family. I have 44k miles on these tires and I am sure 55-60k is not out of the question. I rotate every oil change. No problems or issues. I would buy them again and again. I may purchase another car with Goodyear tires before I replace the tires on my car.

Goodyear tires may cost a little more, but they are sturdy, handle well, and durable. When replacing, the wear is prorated and you pay less for the new tires. So once you buy your first tires, you are set as long as you need tires.

I've just put Goodyear tires on my car (4), because it is AWD, my goodness, that car ride so smooth. I searched around to get the best deal for 4 and I'm glad for that. Tires are expensive. Goodyears are the best.

I have always purchased Goodyear tires. A little expensive but well worth the price. They handle well in all kinds of weather. Out of 40 years I only had three tires that they had to replace, and did not cost anything for replacement.

Tires just are not made the same as they used to be. Wear out way too fast! Can't say they are the worst tires ever but do need more life in them for the price you pay for tires these days!

I just purchased this tire brand about three weeks ago to replace two rear tires that were constantly leaking air despite repairs. I had replaced the two front tires a year ago with the same brand and I really liked their durability so I had no problem buying the same brand for my rear tire replacements.

Best tires I ever had on a car by far and when tires wear out on my truck I will replace them with Goodyear Tires. They're smooth, wear great and give you all the traction you need on wet or dry road.

I sacrificed on the warranty (only have a 30,000 mile warranty for almost $200 less) to get a better drive out price. I would definitely purchase the same again.

We've had these tires on our 2014 Camry for over four years and almost 55000 miles. Never had any issues and still in good shape. We live in Wisconsin so these tires see every form of weather and road situation. Might get new ones by end of this year and will absolutely get the same brand. Takes some of the worry out of long trips and weather changes.

These tires don’t seem to grip well on wet or snowy roads and also seem to wear out faster than others I’ve had on the same vehicles. I’m not very impressed by this company’s products.

The tire is ok. Durability, safety, price, and good performance on all terrain, I'll recommend to all my friends. Goodyear is the most brand that satisfies me with all requirement that I needs in one brand.

Very reliable tire. I have it on my Jeep. I had it on my other Jeep had no problems. Very cost effective tires. I would recommend them for all vehicles.

1st set didn’t last 30k. On 2nd set having same issues. Keep having to back to Goodyear dealer hoping don’t need 3rd set since they are still under warranty.