Goodyear Tires

Goodyear has been a brand for many generations and a tire you can trust. We place our lives and our families in the hands of many in today's situations that we have no control over but with choosing your vehicle's safety and reliability of tires you cannot go wrong with Goodyear.

The Goodyear Triple Tread tire has served me well over the last 5 years. Excellent traction on dry, wet, snow covered, and icy roads. It's the ONLY tire that's rated by US DOT for ALL 4 seasons. Other "all season" tires are Not rated by DOT for snow.

I bought my Jeep brand new 2015 and my Goodyear wranglers have not been change once due to being worn, they are top notch tires, I am sorry they no longer sell them. I am still driving on these tires believe this or not, goodyear puts out durable tires, I will continue to buy my tires from Goodyear and recommend them highly.

I bought Goodyear tires to replace other tires that wore out at 30.000 miles that should have lasted 70,000 and hoping these will last for the amount of time it is warranted for. Goodyear is a good and reliable brand.

GoodYear Tires give a great smooth ride on my Chevrolet Suburban. Cost is reasonable and mileage is excellent. Service after the sale is exceptional not to mention the phenomenal financing offered! I've took advantage of the special financing option purchasing 4 sets of tires!

I bought these tires because they had a 60,000 mile guarantee. They wore out at 25,000. Goodyear would not do anything about it because I bought through Wal-Mart. Please beware that the promised warranty will not be honored by Goodyear. Very disappointed with the tires and customer service when I called.

This is my second set of Goodyear tires on my 2014 Ram 1500 truck! They wear evenly and are quiet on the road even at highway speeds. But, they are not long wearing tires! I drive my truck very easy and do not jackrabbit from stops and brake slowly at stop.

I always buy Goodyear tires which is what my car came with in 2005. I read that it is best to use the same type and brand of tires when replacing. I have an SUV, so I am concerned that I get the right tires. They usually last about what the rating says--just average lifetime.

Consistently I have found that the Goodyear branded tires which come on new Chrysler autos since the early 1980's are of low quality, perform poorly, and do not last very long.

Used to be a solid tire brand but can't trust the mileage warranty guideline. Didn't even make half the advertised mileage. Guess they want to trap you in the cycle of going back for more and getting the small treadwear credit.