Goodyear Tires Reviews

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.

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.

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.

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 purchased 4 new Goodyear tires of which were eligible for rebate. I sent rebate form along with my purchase receipt on 4/1/21. As of 6/17/21 I had not received rebate so I contacted Goodyear by phone inquiring about my rebate. The person I spoke to said they had not received my rebate form but I could resubmit it and they would honor it even though it was past expiration date. I sent a second form in on 6/17/21 but as of latter July still hadn't received rebate.

Bought these tires 17 months ago and have less than 20000 miles on them and have had more flat tires in that time than I have in 40 years. I didn’t even have them two months and started having problems with flats. They are the worst tires I’ve ever had!. Also I was suppose to have a rebate which was why I decided on these but it was denied after turning in all the proper paperwork.

I have the Assurance Tires for my Dodge Journey. I have had to take it to the tire shop to have it looked at many times, because it keeps going flat. They can find nothing wrong with the tire, but it loses pressure. I had one tire that started bulging. I would not recommend Goodyear Assurance Tires.

Goodyear offered a $75 rebate for purchasing the Assurance Maxlife. Valid from July 1-Sept 30. I purchased these tires on September 22nd and submitted my rebate shortly after. It's November 4th today and I still don't have my rebate. I've called their rebate center multiple times, waiting 20 minutes each time with nobody picking up. They don't have an email or any other form of contact. I'm just going to assume that I was duped by false advertising. Needless to say, I wouldn't recommend purchasing Goodyear tires if you want the rebate.

Talked my girlfriend into buying new Goodyear Assurance 235-55-18 for her Toyota RAV4 back in March 2018. It’s now September 2020 only 38,000 miles later and desperately need new tires already. Regularly rotated and all 4 tire evenly worn below Lincoln penny. Very pissed! As she is mad because I recommended them! Wish I could upload pix.

Updated on 10/17/2020: They offered a rebate but they can't back up their mouth. Nor do you folks how tacky you people act. Yea very unprofessional. This has been going on for 3 months now. Get it together people. If you say you are reviewing it then let me know and follow through on your end. You ask us to so do it.

I have A truck. A van & A sedan. Purchased 4 Goodyear Wrangler 235_75r15 for my truck. Then 6 month later got 4 more tires for my sedan. From Goodyear Purcell in Peoria Arizona. Though the manager knew me & my business. Found out that I paid over 10% to goodyear than I would have paid Discount Tires or Big O. At 700 miles driving my truck over 1 year I noticed cracks around the rim side. I took it back and he told me it is normal...I am 58 years old...

I go to Goodyear Kannapolis NC. Back drivers side tire is low. I figure it’s a nail. It’s possibly a staple. I’m checking in the guy is looking at me with this stupid face as I’m telling him my issue. Almost condescending. They take my car back. The dude checks out the tire. Looks at all tires. He says, "Yeah you may need all 4. "You're on secondary rubber on fronts." Ok I mean sure. I get estimate. Now here’s the kicker. I drive an 2018 Hyundai Elantra value edition. Cheap car small tire equals cheap tire. 205 55 r16, He comes at me with almost $900 price tag. My jaw drops. I’m like, "Huh. I’m not driving a Land Rover." I’m like, "Come on. That’s not real." He’s like, "Well I can get you something cheaper. 'Clicks a few Buttons. $670. I’m like, "No. That’s still way too high." He is like, "I’m sorry then" and I’m like, "Jeez I am too."

These tires were a terrible experience, noisy, wearing fast and quite expensive. Definitely not any better than your average Chinese cheap brand. I fitted the tires to a Jeep Wrangler. I've since changed them to Cooper - much better.

10 days ago I bought a new 2020 F150 from Republic Ford in Springfield MO. When test driving it myself and the salesman noticed a feeling like a tire was out of balance. It was Saturday and service was closed so I took the vehicle anyway thinking it was just a flat spot from sitting on the lot and would work itself out on the drive home (150 miles). It didn't so took it to my locale dealer (Ultimate Ford ). They work with the truck for 2 hours then told me I had bad tires and Goodyear would only warranty 2. It has been over a week and have heard nothing from Goodyear. Heck of a deal pay over 50000 for a vehicle wind up with this problem. I don't blame either dealer but is surely on Goodyear.

Bought an Audi Q7 new from the dealer. The tires failed after ~35K miles of driving (tire made a loud noise and appeared to have delaminated). Was very surprised that the tires would need replacing so soon. Dealer told us that we should only expect tires to last 40K nowadays. Went to Belle Tire and figured I just needed to purchase replacement tires. They recommended the same tire from Goodyear and said it should last well over 50K miles if I bought new from them. Spent money on getting all four tires replaced.

I put new Good year tires on my BMW 750li. One year and 12000 miles later the tires are literally separating. The car is maintained and aligned. The tires are just junk. Beware of their product. I replaced the tires with a Michelin product and I hope to have a much better experience.

Audi Q7 owners beware. I replaced the original 255/55R19 run on flat tires with Goodyear Eagle All Season run on flat tires. I started hearing a concerning rotational noise at low speeds. After working with the Audi dealer to try and diagnose the problem and replacing brakes looking at the Quattro system, wheel bearings etc. we were at a loss. Then we looked at the tires. Although there was about 25% to 30% tread life left and the wear was completely even, the tread's flat surfaces on the axle-side of the tire on all four tires had hundreds of small flaps of rubber flaking off creating pits in the tire all the way around the tire. It looked as if the rubber was breaking down and sort of delaminating.

I've been driving a Mercedes Benz for the past 27 Years, never had a problem with my Tires, therefore I know that the that the problem I presently experience is not due to my driving (as the dealer claims). My 2 Front Tires are Cracking, or you may call it Dry Rot. I feel that the Dealer or Mercedes Benz Corp. should be responsible for the repair. It's a well known fact that GoodYear Tires are Faulty, as a result a lot of people are experiencing Flat Tires and Accidents. I am going to get as many people as I can who drive cars with Goodyear Tires to sign a Petition. So if any of you is driving a car with GoodYear Tires (who suppose to last 50,000 Miles) and had experienced a flat tire or a dry rot around 20,000 miles or less, please email me at: **.

I have the Wrangler ST tires on my Jeep. little tread wear on them, I came out one day to find one flat, the leak is in the side wall. After closer inspection it is heavily cracked, I removed the tire. Looking from the inside out I saw light through a pin hole sized hole. I was going to just get a replacement tire but after seeing how thin those side walls are I'm not sure I even dare run them anymore. There is nothing to them.

MB GLA250 with Goodyear run flats. On the way back from Tallahassee could feel a bump/thump/wobble or what ever at low speed. Car had 30K miles and still good tread. Tampa MB dealer said right front tire steel belt had shifted, sold me another. Out the door for $371. Four months later left front same thing at 33K miles, another $371. Now it's the left rear at 34K miles. I'm beginning to see a pattern. Dealer finally will try to get some relieve from Goodyear. These tires were made in Germany. Have to wait and see if it helps any. I will never buy another car with run flats and have never bought Goodyear tires on purpose.

Sold exclusively by Discount Tires, these tires are the complete opposite of what they say they are. Suppose to be 70,000 mile tires. Not even close. Excessive premature tread wear. Suppose to be quiet. No way, sounds like off road tires, especially in the rear. Stay away from these tires!

I just bought my 4th set of Goodyear Integrity tires. The first three sets were really good. Yesterday my dealer installed my 4th set. I noticed immediately that on my drive home, the new tires were walking all over the road. They did not feel stable. I checked the tire pressure, checked the lug nuts, and visually looked them over. That's when I notice that they were made in Chile. This is obviously an INFERIOR product. I sure regret buying them.

Website said it had an error and could not process my order. But it charged my card twice!! I have called twice and they have not done anything to reverse the charges. $1100....gone...can't buy food, can't buy gas, and can't pay bills!! Don't use their website.

Less than 2 years ago, I purchased a new set of 4 of these tires that hail a 65k mile warranty. After only 16k miles, took Jeep in to have a rebalance and rotation only to find out that my front tires are damn near bald, or passed the 'Still Serviceable' stage... To my disbelief, there is no existing recall that I am aware of. Goodyear has 'credited' me a few bucks for miles NOT driven. Very disappointing, and costly.