Goodyear Tires Reviews

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."

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.

My daughter was on her way home when her front driver's side tire blew. When we tried to refill the tire we found numerous egg size bubbles throughout the side wall. We are on our way to SR 64 Walmart in Bradenton to use the warranty, let’s see what happens there.

I have a 2018 Chevrolet 2500 Silverado. The factory installed tire is a Wrangler. At 18,000 miles the tire separated. I talked to the Goodyear dealer and he said Goodyear does not warranty the Wrangler. I think it is pretty sad that a company can sell a tire knowing they have problems with it and not provide any warranty. I will never buy a goodyear product again. This is the second time I’ve have problems with the wrangler on a new Chevy product. From this point forward if a Chevy product has Goodyear tires on it from the factory I will not buy it unless the dealer changes the tires.

I'm making this post because these Goodyear integrity tires dry rotted and failed PA inspection long before the tread wore out. Less than 5 years old but tread is 1/4 inch and less than 30,000 miles.

Very disappointed in every experience with these people, these people are immoral and and exploit you for money. If you have any other company in your area consider driving to them. This is one of the worst companies I have gave my business to. Will not be going back.

One of the Goodyear P255/75R17 Wrangler tires on my Jeep blew out a sidewall after just 9000 miles. This happened after driving just 5min at 35mph and coming to a stop at an intersection. While sitting at the light I heard a loud bang and my console gave me warnings about tire pressure in the left rear. 15 seconds later my rim was on the pavement. I replaced all the Goodyear tires with a better brand. Fortunately I was not on the highway when the blowout occurred.

GOODYEAR.COM does not honor their Price Match Guarantee and places multiple hurdles in attempts to obtain rebates for purchase! After purchase I found the same passenger tires $14 cheaper at a reputable online store the next day after GOODYEAR.COM purchase. I contacted GOODYEAR.COM to obtain Price Match Guarantee and was told several different stories, from yes my purchased qualified, to receiving a return call 10 minutes later to no doesn't qualify! The supervisor and I read the GOODYEAR.COM policy on the Price Match Guarantee and although the supervisor could not explain why my purchase did not qualify and that indeed my purchase did qualify the supervisor stated "Well it won't qualify".

I went to a local Goodyear had a good experience but when it was time to rotate tires they lost our records. The rebate came in on time. People were excellent. Just the record keeping. Had to take car to Americas tire pros rotated with no questions for free.

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!

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The tires are really good. I wanted tires that are long lasting and ones that are backed by the race car driver’s safety. I did not want tires that lose tread like Firestone did to me. The tires I now have are a bit too hard and I feel every bump on the road. My next tires will be softer ones Hopefully by GOODYEAR. GOODYEAR has a better reputation.

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.

I have been using Goodyear tires for the past 20 years. I have never had a problem with them. I buy the special ones with the threads so that are do not slip in the rain.

Only had 1 set of these because, two of them had blowouts and I've never had a blowout on any other tire in 40 years. Goodyear Eagle GT sounded like a great tire but they wore quickly and had issues, lesson learned.

I only have had them for about 4 months and so far I've done about 5-300 mile trips, plus lots of short highway driving. I don't see any tread loss yet. If it goes like this I'll like them a lot.

I always buy my Goodyear tires at Sam's Club because they are the least expensive when you factor in the $80.00 discount that Goodyear offers. My job requires that I do a lot of driving so I cannot risk flat tires. I have purchased Goodyear tires 3 times and have never had any tires go flat on me. I think they hold up extremely well.

Bought car used. 2 tires are original, 2 were replaced by dealer. The original appear to be able to last until 50000 miles, likewise the replacement tires. Tires perform generally well except a little skittish on wet asphalt and when powering into a turn.

I have always used this brand of tires and never had a problem with them. My family uses this too and we do let our friends know about them.

I bought these tires on the advice of a neighbor that had this tire on a similar vehicle and I am not sorry I bought this particular tire. The tires are the Assurance Comfortred Touring. Price comparable to other brands.

I have always had Goodyear tires, ever since I can remember. I think they are a good value for me & my driving. I don't do long distance driving basically only local driving. But I would trust them on long distance also.

I like Goodyear because I had Coopers on my Ram when I bought it. Tire noise was really bad so I looked at some reviews on the net on tires and a good price and went with the Goodyear SRA 4ply highway tire. Road noise gone. Smooth ride like a new truck. I also put them on my Dodge Nitro the ST. Great tires and great ride for the money. I will never use anything else but Goodyear. I got 52k on a 40k tire. Awesome. For the money you can't go wrong.

We have had two sidewall blowouts with Wrangler tires. The motorhome was not overloaded as we had dumped all tanks prior to the blowout. The tires were replaced at no cost by Farm & Fleet and they were the SR-A LT225/76 R16 tires. We will never buy Goodyear again.

Viva 3 - I bought a set for 2014 Toyota Corolla, I have had them a month, I haven't had them on snow or ice yet. But lots of rain, I know for a fact they are a good rain tire, they are quieter than the ones that come on the car when I bought it new. Walmart was quick getting on, lifetime rotation. I like Wal-Mart to buy my tires, so when I go back to get them rotated, they don't start telling me I need brakes on my car. I would recommend these tires!

These tires came with my Ford Freestar new in 2006. The low pressure light remained on for the last 10 years. Problem with air loss all tires. I replaced 2 and the same problem. Only after I purchased Cooper tires the problem stopped. Never again. Goodyear goodbye and good riddance. Never to buy Goodyear again.

I buy tires for all of my 4 cars, just purchased 4 new Assurance as tires. 65 thousand mile tires, car rides like a lumber wagon, also I noticed extra rubber that looks like fins on the traction edge. Does anyone know if these are 2nd hand tires? I always used to buy Michelin's tires, but their tires selections were limited. By the way, if you notice you're losing traction or you can't stop without skidding. You have high mileage tires.

I purchased 4 new truck tires less than a month ago. Yesterday I found that one of the tires had a nail in an unrepairable spot. I stopped at the nearest Goodyear store to have it repaired or replaced under the extra road hazard warranty I had purchased along with the tires. The store would not replace the tire because I had not bought it there. I managed to drive back to the original store and they said it would have to be replaced. I was astounded to find that they wanted to charge me over $50 to do the work.

I have had 10 flat tires this year with Goodyear tires! Three of the 10 tires were broken belts. When I contacted Goodyear, they said I must be driving over big rocks. One of the tires was brand new. Only one week old and they would not warranty it. This morning was flat number 10! I will never ever buy Goodyear tires again!

We had a fabulous experience with Discount Tires when we purchased our Goodyear Tires for our Jeep. However, when there was an issue with our tires, Discount Tires was still exceptional, HOWEVER, Goodyear was awful. My husband had a blowout on a major highway at rush hour traffic. He was in the left lane, and had to move over past the HOV lane to the far left lane where the cement barrier is. The car hugged the barrier, causing the tire to come off the rim (as it is designed to do) and it took a while to come to a full stop. The car was towed (more time with the rim into the tire) to the DPS yard, then towed again to our home.

I bought Goodyear assurance fuel max tires (all 4) on Sep 24th 2017 for my 2010 Honda Accord from Goodyear Coppell, TX stores. I live in the suburbs of Dallas where the road are pretty decent. I just ran 1800 miles on the new sets, on Nov 4th evening, the right rear tire sidewall had cracked and popped tires. Luckily I was driving at around 30 mph and was near a gas station and soon changed to the spare tire.

Goodyear Eagle brand tires almost killed me! Despite 4 flat tires and 1 tire replacement within 1 year of purchase of 4 brand new Eagle brand tires for my 2013 Honda Accord, today while driving on the highway, thankfully under the speed limit, my front driver tire split from the seams and rolled off my car. The rubber steel left around the rim of my wheel well most likely saved my life. I regularly rotate my tires and am in a habit of checking my air pressure because of the previous 4 flat tires on 4 different occasions. Today I should have died... These tires should be recalled immediately!! Please see my photos attached.

Brother in law worked for them in OKC talked me into buying them. 3 months after putting all terrain Kevlar on truck got a unpatchable hole while driving on gravel road. Goodyear refused to pay for new tire. Put exact tire back on and one year later while up hunting on a paved road "unpatchable" hole. This time Goodyear refused to do anything. Their advertisements say 60,000 miles. Have less than 40 now and they look nearly worn. Guy at Goodyear distributor says never seen one of them get more than 45,000. Not very encouraging. Never again buy Goodyear tires. Will go to Les Schwab to get best service and good tires.

My boyfriend recently purchased a new 2017 Dodge Ram which came with new Goodyear tires. He was driving home from work this week when his rear passenger side tire exploded (5-10 good size puncture holes all throughout the tire). Thankfully no one was injured as his truck swerved off to the side of the highway. His truck had to be towed to our Dodge dealership where they advised him that Goodyear would need to evaluate for warranty. Goodyear comes to check out the tire and says that there must have been a slow leak which caused the tire to burst (even though the pressure sensor in the tire never indicated that the tire was losing air... So either the sensor or the tire was faulty to begin with).

Goodyear Warranty. They do not stand behind their tires. 9000 miles and evidence of road hazard. The customer is always wrong. I cannot believe I am going to buy two more to match the ones that are on the pickup. I hope I will never have to buy another Goodyear.

Bought 4 new tires in Dec.2016. Drove a total of 1,000 miles in 5 months and ended up with 2 flat tires. Went to Goodyear dealer where I purchased them and because I didn't buy extra warranty for them they could do nothing to replace my 2 tires. The problem seemed to be in the inside side wall and that's not covered? I spent over 500 dollars and drove a total of 1,000 miles in six months. I'm 76 years old and not a race car driver. This is the worst customer service company, and I will never tell anyone to buy Goodyear tires ever!! Why should someone have to buy an extra warranty when purchasing NEW TIRES!

Updated on 06/15/2020: Excessive tire noise on 2016 Traverse, replaced original Goodyear Fortera before 40K miles with Michelins- same problem after 10k miles. The problem is with Chevy but so far all I get is a runaround. Anyone else having the problem? I know a few and a lady I contacted at Chevy warranty said her mom has the same problem which has not been corrected. Come on Chevy, you have to do better than this.

I put Viva 3 tires on 2 of my vehicles. My first car was sliding all over the road when it rained. I am a very good driver so I thought what's wrong with my car. Until I took the other car out & it slid in the rain as well & had never done that before. I will never again use Goodyear trash tires!!! They do NOT get traction on wet pavement at all. It's terrible & I read another review on here where he said he wasn't getting traction either & had slid into an intersection. Well same thing has happened to me too. Time to upgrade back to Michelin tires!!!

I bought a set of 4 275/60r20 Goodyear tires from Discount Tire. They said it's top of the line tire paid lil over $700 with the install fee and all. A month later I'm heading to Vegas bam blow out. Next day I got back they charged me $50 bucks when it's on warranty. Barely even had 200 miles on it. So I went ahead bought it again for $50. Next month I got about 20 miles out heading to Vegas bam another tire. The same one they put on. I put my spare on I turn around to come back home 6 miles from town bam goes another. Now I'm stuck for 4 hours waiting so someone who has a spare to come help me out. Never again will I buy Goodyear tires ever again. I bought Toyos off eBay 650 all 4 all terrain tires brand new. Imma take these 2 month old tires back to discount tires tell them to keep their garbage tires and fake warranty. I'm done with Good year.

I purchase 4 new Goodyear tires for my 2013 Hyundai Sonata in September of 2016. I thought everything was fine until it turned cold in December. Since that time, the tires will not hold air. During the winter, every single day I had to put air in them. If I went to a dealership or oil change place to do it, I would get the "physics of air" explanation. Yeah, I know air shrinks in the cold, I also know that I went through the "Polar Vortex" a few years back, with a no-name brand of tire on my car, and it had the issue twice.

September of 2015 I purchased a new set of Goodyear Assurance tires for our 2012 Honda CRV at a Goodyear store. Right from the start I noticed that when stopped at an intersection, stop sign or light, and I go to accelerate many times the tires just spin, I can't get traction. I have to take my foot off the gas pedal and then slowly accelerate. A number of times this puts me in the middle of the intersection with traffic coming at me from the side... very dangerous. I consider myself a very good driver. I've been driving for almost 50 years. I'm not reckless nor am I in the habit of doing "burn outs". The tires do not visually look to be defective and have plenty of tread and I keep them properly inflated. Any others with this problem?

I had the Firestone tires that blew out and made the Explorers tip over and roll. So the dealer changed to Goodyear. These are great tires and they stand behind their product. I've had no problems with them and I got the rated miles per set.

I wanted Michelin tires to replace the original tires. However, those weren't readily available. So I did some research and decided on All Seasons 225/50ZR17. I had L/E knowledge of Goodyear's brand and found it to be a reputable tire. I'm at 18000 miles with these tires and thus far, I am satisfied with it. I find it to be a little harder as compared to the previous tires (Michelin) thus causing the ride to be a bit louder. The Goodyear tire doesn't allow for a smooth ride but it's not uncomfortable. Goodyear grips the surface extremely well allowing very little or no lost movement from steering to control the vehicle. My overall experience with Goodyear is positive. However, they lose air pressure frequently. This is a quality tire at a great price and the brand is one I trust.

I purchased 4 Goodyear Fortera TripleTred tires in Jan. 2010. By Aug. 2011, one of them had blown out on a trip out west. Because my car documentation says I should keep the same tires on all four wheels to not damage the differential, I purchased another Fortera TripleTred while on the trip. By Jan. 2014, after only 23,000 miles, two more had failed, one due to an unrepairable puncture and another from another blowout. I put so few miles on my car because I bike commute to work and as many places as possible.

I used to own Michelin tires, they were down to the wear bars and needed to be replaced. My car drove very smooth to the store to get new tires. The day I had the Goodyear tires installed my van drove like every road was a gravel road. I took them back. I was told my shocks were bad and that my rims were bent. How did that happen the instant I had the Goodyears installed! Two of the tires were found defective (not even round.) I thought tires were supposed to be round. I thought I was buying a good name. My tires needed to be replaced. These tires have 30,000 miles on it and still are not round. Even the replacement tires are not round. I will never buy Goodyear again.

Excellent tread wear, comfortable on the road and look good on my car! Came with my car and I trust the company I purchased it from. These work great. Always feels like they grip the road. In the rain, no hydro planing. I purchased a different set of tires for an older car and I did not like the performance. Driving in the rain was terrible as in snow. Did not seem like I was getting a comfortable grip and seemed like I really had to fight to keep it in control.

An American company is important to me so I got a Goodyear Wrangler SilentArmor M+S P265/75R16 on my Pathfinder 2005 off road and 4X4. It's an AT tire with very rugged and aggressive tread and I've already had 18,000 miles on it. I drive a lot on desert dirt roads, sometimes in DEEP blow sand and I've never got stuck in the sand as long as I keep moving so it's really is an AT tire. It also has good traction in all conditions except ice plus, it provides a good and quiet ride.

I've had 25000 miles on my tires and I rotate other tires on time and keep them properly inflated. The tires weren't that great on wet roads and wore out quickly. They are on a minivan so there is no crazy driving going on. My cousin also had Goodyear tires on his minivan and also said the tires wore out quickly.

I was told this was a good tire for the 2011 Avalon. I disagree. It has poor gas mileage and poor handling. I had Bridgestone and Michelin tires. Bridgestone tires are good but mileage was poor. Michelin tires have great tire mileage and performance. Yokohama performs good for the MR2 but tires have to be replaced every 10,000 miles.

I have Eagle LS, high-performance Goodyear tires which I got on sale at nearby tire shop. I've had 10,000 mi. on it and never had a flat tire. I also inflate them less frequently. It has a great feel, smooth ride, and it grips dry road extremely well, but not as well during a lot of rain like a big downpour or large thunderstorm.

Goodyear is one of best of breed. It's a quality brand and the price was right. The tires stood the test of time on the brickyard oval. I've had 5,000+/- miles on my tires and so far, I've had no problems. It stay round, and no flat spots from sitting or cold weather. Retain the proper tire pressure and so far wear is negligible but then again it has not gone far. Road noise is also negligible, and the tires handle well under most road conditions - good comfortable ride.

I have Goodyear tires on a mini van. I use it on rain-snow, but these are not snow tires, just plain good road tires. I got these because it has lots of miles in it based on my past experience. Just keep pressure at 36 lbs. I don't run them way down, I usually go 50 to 55000 and they stick to the road at higher speeds and also on rainy roads or snow.

I wanted tires made in the U.S., and these were the only ones I found, 4 years ago. I chose these tires for their size, tread pattern, and length of service. That is, according to the maker's warranty. After 24k miles, my tires still look great! Great traction, even on wet surfaces and they handle corners fine.

I've had 3 SUV's and used the same tire when purchasing a vehicle. Goodyear tires have aggressive features and traction. They are perfect for the snow and very good on sand. I've never tried them in rugged terrain but they're not too loud on highway driving.

Went to Walmart back in May 2016 and bought 4 New Goodyear Viva 3 235/60/16 tires. After only having the tires on my truck for less than 6,000 miles, the sidewall blew out on the passenger side. Went in, had it replace. Since having these tires, we have replaced 9 tires as of today. And today, Walmart gave me the runaround about the tread being worn and that I had to pay full price for one ($81) and $54 for the other. Yes 2 tires (new - less than a month old) same issue - sidewalls getting holes.

My wife was pumping up her Goodyear car tire at the gas station. The tire sidewall blew up (exploded) in her face. She was thrown several feet away and momentarily lost consciousness. She was rushed to the hospital and treated for her injuries. The end result of the incident, aside from pieces of rubber embedded in her face, she was left permanently deaf in one ear and has overall major hearing loss. Goodyear refused to accept any responsibility, making excuses for the tire. Goodyear would not admit to any type of flaw. My wife will have to live with this disability for the rest of her life and Goodyear doesn't care! They are a bad company - stay away from Goodyear!

My views and opinions, my experience. I purchased 2 new Goodyear Assurance at the end of September and not even mid November I experience a crazy blow out of the driver side rear. I drive a 2010 Dodge Charger. The blow out lifted the rear of the car in the air so much that I thought someone hit us from behind and went up under the car. The car swirled back and forth but I was able to gain control. I did not come in contact with any materials in the road. The manager at Mr. Tire in Columbia had the nerve to say he could believe it where a blow out if I didn't have damage to the rim? There are nowhere marks to the side wall to show low tire pressure and no uneven were to lead you to believe there was bubble. The tire is ripped end to end and the damaged rim is outward away from the tire because it occurred after the tire blew. In my opinion they should look further into bettering this product.

G670 RV tire was four (4) years old with less than 21000 miles. Side wall blowout on front steer axle resulted in tire leaving rim and destroying rim. I suggest to all motorhome owners that you do not use Goodyear on the steer axle. We were lucky no one was hurt.

We purchased a 2013 Silverado new. We seldom drive it so therefore it only has 28000 miles on it. The tires that were on the truck when purchased were Goodyear Wrangler AT/S P265/70 R17. These tires have been nothing but a headache and a money pit. We drove to Ky, which is about a 2 hour drive and noticed the tire had a bump in the middle of the tread and the tread was splitting. We made it to a tire shop where we were told that these tires were junk and that it could not be plugged and would have to purchase a new tire.

Purchased a brand new Kia Forte SX, came with Goodyear Eagle tires on it. At 55K both front tires developed bulges in the sidewall. Needed tires right away and the local Canadian tire had a really good deal on certain tires so I replaced the Eagles with Goodyear Allegra Fuel Max tires. At 18K kilometers the driver side tire blew out the entire sidewall leaving me on the side of the road, luckily that was the worst of it. Kept a close eye on the other tires from then on. They didn't make the Allegra anymore so replaced it with a Goodyear Assurance. Only 18K kilometers on it blew out and still cost me $25 for the replacement, plus balancing, plus tire disposal, plus taxes!

Going 65 MPH on the expressway my right rear goodyear tire blew. Almost had an accident but managed to get to the side of the road and found that the tire tread has completely separated from the sidewall. Less than 20,000 miles on the tire as it came with my Jeep so will never I repeat never buy one of these crummy tires again. Will also let all my friends know what a crummy, defective product Goodyear makes!

I got a nail in my tire. I had to replace at least the set. So, I bought two Goodyear viva 3 tires at Walmart. The only reason I bought them was because I was in a pinch and needed tires right away. Big mistake. Soon as I got the car back it would shake going down the highway at speed. Now, here it is 4 months later and about 6k miles later. The tires have about 40 percent tread left and the passenger tire has a dent in the tire and the drive side looks like a belt is starting to break in the sidewall. These tires are complete junk and will blow out on you or wear out on a road trip.

I only buy Goodyear for my 2009 Toyota Altis. My recent set of tires are the ones I bought 2 years ago. I only had to replace the old ones because some neighborhood kids let the air out of my tires and I drove a couple of miles without noticing that I'm running on a flat tire. I went to the Goodyear shop near my workplace, left the car there and got back at the end of my shift. The saleslady sends sms to ask about the service given and to remind me that it was time to rotate the tires. I've always used Goodyear and will probably use them the next time I need a new set of tires. Also the guys that worked on the car tightened up some screws in the bumper that needed tightening. Awesome guys.

In March 2015, we replaced 4 tires on our 2010 Hyundai Sonata with Goodyear Assurance Authority. On, December 26, 2015, during a horrific storm, my daughter was driving home with me right behind her, when all of a sudden, she stopped and put her flashers on. It seems that both tires on the driver's side had a blowout hole in both tires. After contact Goodyear and going to a Goodyear dealer, who stated since they were not purchased there, they could not do anything.

I recently purchased a 2015 Silverado and it only had 3400 miles on it. So far I have racked that up to 10,000 in a couple of months. I commute long distances so I wanted a vehicle that was safe and figured Goodyear was a reliable brand, I was VERY wrong. About an hour into my commute the sidewall completely came off the rim and I did not hit or drive over anything to cause that. The exact same issue happened to someone I know with the Goodyear Wrangler tires. Very angry that a "reliable" company is manufacturing products that can cause accidents and are putting peoples' lives in danger.

Purchased (4) Wrangler SR-A for Dodge Ram 1500 November 2014 and within the first two weeks or so the truck started shimmying so bad and everything inside the truck you could see vibrating. I took it back to dealer and they re-balanced but I was told they had to put 300 lbs of pressure back into the tires because the tire itself was rotating on the rim.

My new Volkswagen came with Goodyear tires. After not even 15000 miles I had to replace them and guess what, there's no warranty from both Volkswagen and Goodyear. On their website it says 65000 miles and some are 80000 miles, all BS. Just find out that dealers are using cheap tires to lower the cost. I don't recommend Goodyears, very dangerous to trust on the road. Shop for other brands. I gave one star just because it's required to rate. They don't deserve it.

I bought four tires 10/22/2014 and on 10/5/2015. All four are worn down to the wear bars. The mileage is only 17,600 miles. The tires were inflated to the correct PSI and rotated regularly. They were on a 1996 Ford F-250. It is properly aligned and not driven on dirt roads. I bought these tires from the local Ford dealer. There is no warranty for mileage on these tires. The tires are worn to the point that they hydroplane when the roads are wet and loose traction in very light rain. The truck is dangerous to drive in wet weather. I will be replacing them with Michelin tires tomorrow. I will NEVER buy Goodyear tires again!!!!!

I have those tire installed on my Mercedes GL320, drove 15,000, got only 1/2 left. Why they go down so fast? Each cost me $500. They are not cheap but quality so bad. I went to the Tire shop for new set and I asked tire installer to ask them why Goodyear tire expensive but not last, he respond it's Goodyear meant it's "Good for a Year". I drove for 2 years I should be happy! Wtf. Make me laugh so hard and never buy Goodyear tire again!

My 2 year old Jeep Patriot came with Good Year Eagle tires. One just exploded on the freeway. Rubber flew high and wide. How exciting! Can't wait to see how soon the other ones explode. Judging from what I'm reading here, it won't be long.

My 2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee came with Goodyear Fortera tires. My front pass had a leak which was fixed at 39000 miles. Today my back pass tire completely disintegrated on the highway 45 sec after the low pressure light came on. These tires only have 40K miles on them. I was traveling at 70mph on a highway and had to maneuver through traffic to get to the side before the tire was smoking and I had to come to a stop. There was no reason for this tire to blow like this - a 2 year old tire, 40,000 miles, consistent maintenance, etc. This was an extremely scary experience and I have made an appointment tomorrow to have all 4 tires replaced. I WILL NOT take any further chances with these defective tires and I would advise against purchasing Goodyear tires!!!

Tires did not pass inspection after 15,000 miles. I called place of purchase. They did everything they could not to honor warranty. I called Goodyear, they stated they would call me back but never did. All calls to them were ignored. I purchased a different brand this time.

I have purchased Hyundai Santro in the year 2013 and vehicle has used for 15,000 Kilometers. For 15000 Km vehicle started vibration if I drive for 40 to 50 KM/h. When I took vehicle to service center engineer said all tires needs to be replace because of tires have more wear & Tear. I was really surprised and shocked. Only for 15000 km all the tires have got damaged. Then I requested to call Good(Bad)Year engineer to check and engineer came and made a false report as there is no defect in the tires and I asked dealer to check the wheel alignment and his report also saying that there is no deviation in wheel alignment standards. All 5 tires has got damaged due to poor quality of manufacturing. All the services and wheel alignments has done in authorized service centers. I'm really frustrated. It's not Goodyear it's Badyear Company. Don't buy these Company products. I have never seen such product like this.

While doing 65 MPH, driver side front tire blew out. Tire has 3 slits on the sidewall and the tread ripped all the way across. This appears to be somewhat common for Goodyear tires.

Purchased a new 2014 Dodge Ram on 30 January 2015. The truck had new Goodyear Wrangler 275/60r20 tires. Four months and 8000 miles later I have a continuous vibration. Took the car to a repair shop and was informed that one tire had a completely broken belt and the other three had bad belts also. I was also informed a lot of Dodge trucks were having issues with Goodyear tires. I have an appointment with Dodge tomorrow, but I am not real optimistic about who will cover my loss.

Bought 4 new Goodyears 235-65-16 at St Pete Walmart #05218. 2 miles later, flat tire, front driver side. Went back to auto dept, was told it was a bad stem, and the manager said he's only seen a bad stem once every 10 years. So they replaced the stem and sent me on my way. 2 days and 449 miles later on these four new tires and I break down 50 miles south of Atlanta, rush hour traffic, with a flat right rear tire. Called AAA and local police as I'm on the, side of I 75S, with my young son.

For many years, I have specified Goodyear Eagle tires. I like the way they look and ride, and specified them as replacements on a BMW 5-series wagon. After 8,000 miles, all four had developed bubbles in the sidewall and had to be discarded - something neither I or the tire dealer had ever experienced. One was sent to Goodyear for examination. They found the tire to have been damaged by impact as with a pothole. All four at once? They are the experts, so it must be so. It leads me to suspect that a car as heavy as the BMW may be too much for the Goodyear Eagles. I put a new set on and hope for the best. New England roads suffered damage this past winter, but had I hit a pothole, I'd have thought one tire might have failed, not all four.

G670 RV unsafe at any speed. Two tires in less than 500 miles with less than 15k went flat... Sidewall explosion, these tires cost $650 plus a piece per tire... RV is stored inside and air pressures checked before every trip... Worst tire ever put on RV... I will never buy again... Almost killed me and my family twice. Stay away from Goodyear.

Bought a new Ford F-150 with Goodyear Wranglers. After 250 miles, the rear passenger tire started leaking. Only paved road use. Ford fixed it. At 2500 miles, the tire started leaking again. A small rock from a dirt road penetrated it. I changed the tire and went to the tire shop. The tire shop guy said the tire was unrepairable but he has a huge inventory of used but almost new wranglers, he could sell me one for 50 bucks. He went on to say this happens all the time, and that Ford F-150 owners get tired of replacing them so they end up replacing them and he gets a shed full of the used ones. I will go to Ford on Monday but I have a feeling I'm screwed.

Goodyear ls2 225 50 r18 - 2013 Dodge Avenger bought new. 18,000 miles and a back driver side tire broke the tire cords and no one will make any adjustments, neither Dodge or Goodyear. Come on, 18,000 miles is all you can expect from a supposed quality tire??? Looking for another brand, I'll tell you!! Classic auto nor Goodyear no help at all.

My 2014 Mazda 6 had 21,000 miles on it at the time of the oil and tire rotation change last month, when I was advised by the dealer that the tires were needing to be replaced. Two were in the red zone and two in the yellow. After filing complaint with Dunlop, they sent me to Goodyear and offered to pay for half the cost of new tread - which is $225 per tire not including balancing or installment. My cost was roughly around $117 per tire plus the additionals - over $500 for new tires at 14 months old and only 20,000 miles. Shame on Dunlop for creating such a soft tire that isn't durable or sustainable to conditions.

I purchased a 2014 Ford Taurus Limited with 255/45R19 RSA tires as of fitment. The first 8 to 10 K miles their performance was okay, but nothing to write home about. My car now has 12,500 miles and it sounds like I have four snow tires on a vehicle that I really like, but the tire noise is becoming something I cannot put up with. Recently visited my Ford dealer for a possible answer to my problem, but was told that Goodyear tires had their own warranty and they would be happy to honor whatever decision Goodyear made, but I would be required to make contact with Goodyear. So far Goodyear has not answered my initial contact, so I will wait and see if they will own up to a concern that I have. Will not hold my breath as blue is not my favorite color.

Two Goodyear Marathon tires blew out, causing $2200.00 damages to my TV. I replaced all five Goodyear tires. Goodyear claims department sent a letter stating that the failure was due to loss of air pressure, which is true, they blew out. When the first one blew, I replaced it and had the pressure checked in all others, and they were correct. A few miles down the road, the second tire blew and I replaced all the remaining made in China Goodyear Marathon tires.

I just had to replace 2 tires (Wranger SRA P275/65R18) that had blown belts. These tires had 28,000 miles on them. Two months ago I had to replace 1 tire because of a blown belt. This tire had 26,000. They would not prorate them because they said I must have hit a hole or something. I know I didn't. I won't buy this tire anymore.

I just bought a F150 Ford Truck. I had 800 miles on the tires when the front tire blew out while moving 70 mph. There was no reason for it to happen, now am afraid to drive on these tires. Took tire back to Mike Bass Ford waiting to see if they will replace.

I bought 4 Good Year Efficient grip 215/55R 94W for my toyota avensis 1.8. After just six months and about 6000 km, at about 100km/h the front left tire blew out on a Italian motorway. By working on steer and gears it was not so difficult to govern the vehicle and to drive it to the shoulder. The appearance of the wheel was quite terrifying and almost nothing of the tire remained in place. Only the beads remained with the wheel.

I bought a brand new car with 100 miles on it in July. I am now on my 5TH TIRE. Every 3000 miles I get a bubble. I have spoke with Goodyear they blame it on VW or they blame it on the roads or ANYTHING they could possibly blame It on. They gave me a discount on only 2 of my tires. I purchased a 3-year insurance on all of my tires when I had to purchase my 3rd tire because I was up to $600. 2 weeks later when yet again needed another tire, I was informed I have to pay for insurance on that tire again and for them to put it on, for them to get rid of the tire, and for them to mount and balance it. 6 days later I NEEDED MY 5TH NEW TIRE. Goodyear said to go to VW; they told us what tire to make for this car, VW says Goodyear Manufactured it.

I bought Goodyear tires for My Ford. Per recommendation from Dealership, I had the choice of two different brands. Unfortunately I chose Goodyear. The tires have less than 11,000 miles on them and are worthless!!! I need new tires already! An $800 investment! Goodyear needs a recall, or to give everyone a new set (brand of our choice) to anyone that has a problem with them!!!

I purchased 4 new tires at the end of Oct and 2 of the tires have broken belts. Now I have to pay for one to be replaced! There's supposed to be a good warranty on them. But I have to pay?! They cost enough as it is!

Bought a new Impala 2013, had tire problems with the car shaking like tires out of balance. Had tires rotated, still shook. Balanced tires, quit shaking for some time. Started to shake slowly and got worse as time went on. Rebalanced, quit shaking, as time went on started to shake again, had tires checked for separations, rebalanced, and out of round, all looked good. Again same thing, at about 34000 miles had a 4 wheel alignment rebalanced tires, same thing again in about 2000 miles. Had factory Recheck the car out for any problems, all met the specs. Tires have pulled cords, bad tires. Goodyear offered a $120.00 credit for the next set of tires I would buy, then I noticed that they give that to anyone that buys a set of 4 new tire, BIG DEAL. I will never buy Goodyear tires ever again..

I had a tire blow out for no reason on a dry road going 30 mph on my 2014 Silverado with the tire only at 22000 miles. No heavy burdens on the tires, just going to walmart and a giant crack occurred within the treads. The blow out was severe enough to push the wire and some of the belt out of the tire. Took it to the dealership and I still have to pay 70 dollars for a new piece of garbage (Goodyear tire) on my new truck. Unfortunately it seems that most GM vehicles have this trash plaguing their rims. When I get the cash I will have to switch to a better product from a company who values the safety of the people who are driving on their product over money. I wouldn't have such a harsh fact about Goodyear tires if they cared and attempted to rectify the problems with their products but they don't. They always want to resort to the phrase “impact damage" when it comes to faults in their products and charge you for their responsibility.

Had these P225/70R 16 Goodyear ATV tires put on my 2011 Jeep Liberty sport. The biggest mistake of we have ever had in all the years our family has bought Goodyear Tires. Our family started buying this brand of tire with my Great Great Grandfather on his first Plymouth and now I will never buy them again. Haven't had these on my Jeep for even a year yet and almost $700.00 spent on them in the first week had a blow out on the freeway in the middle of the desert between Mesquite and Las Vegas, Nevada. All they would do is patch it 2 weeks later again.

I purchased a new F-150 with Goodyear Wranglers one year and five months ago. The tires have been the only problems with the vehicle. The problems started with leaks, then I would have a flat and the problem would generally be a split which was patchable. I had a flat a few months ago and the split was too big to patch. They claimed road hazard, so I had to purchase a new tire. I just had another flat two days ago and guess what? It's another split too big to patch and another determination of road hazard. These tires are defective and will be replaced with another brand today! I will buy another F-150, but not with Goodyears.

My tire kept getting a slow leak after having them only 3 years, so every time I would take them to have more air put in. They would say that my tires dry rotting. I explained that that couldn't be possible because I didn't exceed the warranty of 70,000 miles. But last Sunday I just had to purchase another set of new tires from someone else, because I had 2 flats in less than 24 hrs on the same side.

Defective Goodyear Eagle LSB tires: Always bought Goodyear Eagle tires until this recent purchase. Tires are a year old and at 6 months started having deflation issues with one tire. Took it to Sears where I bought the tires and they did not find anything wrong. Since then I've continued to have to add air to tire and now seems all 4 tires continue to need air every few days. Also, recently had a full puncture of another tire of the same set. It flattened almost immediately, I was told I could request prorated tires for replacement. I do not want to replace with same brand. Also, tires perform terribly in 1 1/2 inches of snowy, icy weather. This was not the case in the past. I have bought 3 complete sets of Goodyear tires since owning my current car, but this recent set of 4 definitely has defects. Plan to buy another brand and not at Sears anymore.

I bought these Goodyear Eagle GT three years ago after reading the reviews stating good traction. Their traction is OK at best. They are fine in 1-2 inches of snow but slip a lot in 4 inches or more.

I contact Good Year a second time providing much of the same information that I posted in my review. I was told that the information previously provided to me by a Good Year representative was incorrect. (They were able to verify that I had indeed previously contacted the support phone number). They told me that the mileage warranty does apply even when tire failure occurs.

Second tire with a manufacturer defect bubble inside. First tire blow, they said I had something I didn't had to buy a new tire.

Just had a sidewall blowout on my right rear on a toll road going a little over 80MPH (42 degrees near Austin, TX airport). Driving a 2005 Suburban, 3/4 ton (heavy duty towing package rarely used) with current mileage of 139,545 (have driven about 200 miles on spare). This tire lasted 7 months/7,000 miles. Had 4 of these tires put on at 132,298 miles after having a right rear sidewall blowout of a Goodyear FRTRA T.T P265/R16 114T SL VSB "snow tire" on March 30, 2012, same Suburban. This set of snow tires were installed (same dealer) on March 30, 2012, and per DOT# on blown out tire, was manufactured in April 2012. WHAT IS WRONG WITH GOODYEAR'S HEAVY DUTY ALL TERRAIN/OFF ROAD TIRES FOR SUVS?!!! I'LL NEVER BUY ANOTHER GOODYEAR TIRE!!!

Please do not buy or purchase Goodyear tires if you love your family. I bought a 2011 Chevy Traverse and had the Goodyear duelers rotated every oil change and at 35,000 miles, the front tire separated and Goodyear's kid mechanic said it was a nail. I have been a mechanic and do know about tire separation as I am also a molding and extrusion expert. These tires were weather checked at 24,000 miles. This means already failing at 3 years use for a 60,000-mile tire, either the UV stabilizer was not used in the formulation, or there was a cutback in carbon black that preserves and protects the tire from UV light.

4 new goodyear eagle RS-A, size p205/55R16 purchased September 22, 2014 ... Car mileage 49,125. November 8, 2014 car mileage 49,754, going from being stopped at a stop sign... I turned right ..going no faster than 15 MPH when I hit a pot hole or the curb...with the right passenger tire... and the side of the tire blew out.... and went completely flat... Goodyear tells me it was due to high impact damage.. The rim is not bent...There is a difficult to find... tiny scratch where the blowout was... In my lifetime, I have NEVER had a blowout... And going 15 MPH certainly is not HIGH IMPACT DAMAGE.. The Jim Norton Toyota place in Lawton, OK told the Goodyear complaint office it was high impact...

Bought brand new four tires GY assurance. The rubber tires' surface chipped and showed uneven wear out on the two front tires after only 5,000 miles. Both tires on the back look ok. Bought road hazard insurance. Tech agreed to replace two front tires. I think these tires have defects. That's why it wearing out after only 5000 miles. Anyone had the same experience?

I have had more flat tires with Goodyear tires than any other brand of tire I have owned. I have been driving since 1972 and have driven hundreds of thousands of miles on my vehicles.

On 11/04/2017 traveling west on I-20 at about 80 miles per hour my left front tire blew out. The tire was a Goodyear tire purchased as a set from a local Newnan GA. dealer. It was the second sidewall failure in a month for this set of tires. I won't buy them again. Going back to Michelins!!!

I have been buying Goodyear tires for a long time. Well they don't last - cost like 2 times what they use to and they don't give you anything, like the pro rate. They only last like 25,000 - cost around $800.00. It's all b.s. They are making them to do that well. I won't ever buy them again!!!

I had a front tire, Goodyear Wrangler, literally explode on my 2013 Ram pickup with under 30,000 k on the odometer. The tire lost all air pressure at highway speed and did over $2000 in damage to my truck when it split from bead to bead. I sent the tire to goodyear and they determined the damage was due to "impact." They won't warranty the tire or cover the damage to my truck. I don't believe there was any impact, but who am I to argue with their experts. I am reporting this to give others a heads up about these tires. I'd add a picture of the tire if I could.

I'm very upset with Goodyear because of a defective tire they sold which failed within less than 2 hours of purchase and installation of the tire and sensor. It was very dangerous as well as inconvenient and expensive. I had a low tire while out of town in Philadelphia and brought the minivan to Goodyear. There was road damage to the tire and they said the stem was damaged. I paid 321.85 for the tire, sensor and an oil change. I took the minivan at 3:54 pm on 10/5/14 and started out home. Goodyear Levittown, PA. The tire gave out all at once on a VERY smooth, newly paved highway between Allentown and Scranton, about 60 miles from Scranton. I got out of the car and saw the damage.

I raise the complaint in Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company. My complaint number is **. I had a very bad experience with the Good Year Tires. Not even driven a 3000km in a year. The tires also had risked my family life over the drive last week. Later it was brought to my notice the tires was having a manufacture defect in 2 Tires. Why should a customer bear the cost of the tires? It is fully manufacture defect of Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company.

I purchased a Honda City having Goodyear tires. Just after 1800 km on speed of 60 on a good road conditions tire burst. When I change that with brand new spare tire it also burst after 30 km run... After that worst service and no tire exchange. I will prefer to walk rather than driving on Goodyear tires.

In 2012 replaced old Assurance Tires with new Assurance Tires, had for 1 year with 15,000 miles on them and they were making a lot of road noise. Going back to Classic in 2013, tech said that the tires were cupping, said that tires needed to be rotated, and that wheel alignment needed to be done. Went to have another look from another reputable tech and they said that the tires were of poor quality. The front end needed a small adjustment and the back shocks started to leak but were ok.

Purchased new 2013 BMW 550i with Goodyear Run flat tires. Replaced 9 tires in first 18 months due to sidewall goose eggs (X5) and punctures (X4). I now have another sidewall goose egg as my car sits in the garage. I purchased road hazard warranty for about $200 so dollar cost has been nil but the inconvenience is huge. BMW dealer does not want to valet my car for tire prob. and I am afraid to drive more than in the local area for fear of getting stuck in a remote area where no replacement can be found, especially on weekends. Dealership usually has to order in the tire which requires a day in most instances. This is likely the end of my long romance with BMW, 15 new vehicles in 34 years due to the DILLIGAF attitude of the dealership.

I bought 4 new tires from Goodyear for my Toyota van. A year later had problems with these tires. Made complaint about it to Chriss in CA. Turned out though our receipt showed Goodyear on Cheyenne in Las Vegas NV. Goodyear insisted they were purchased at Walmart - I do not buy anything at Walmart. It is worst in tires and batteries. Anyway I had to buy 4 new Tires at Discount Tire company because Goodyear would not honor their receipt. What a terrible company with such a great tire if it comes from a not Sears or Walmart Goodyear Facility.

Goodyear eagle - 90,000 miles on my truck, original tires on new truck and still have more miles to go.

Bad Goodyear tires Goodyear Assurance comfort. All tires are out of round and was from day one. These tires should be recalled. All the belts had separated. Do not want to replace with 241.51.

I had a very bad experience with the Good Year wheel which I had brought in AUG 13. Not even driven a 4000km in a year. The wheel also had risked my family life over the drive last week. Later it was brought to my notice the wheel was having a manufacture defect in all the 4 wheels. Why should a customer bear the cost of the tire of 3300rs in total for a manufacture defect. For a year of using I ended up paying a 3300rs for the company manufacture defect.

I had a blowout 3 days ago on a Goodyear 275/60/R20 114S in my 2012 Dodge Ram 1500, with 37350 miles. The next day, I took it to a Goodyear dealer in town and asked about warranty and defective tires. The tire blew out the side in a few places while I was travelling at 62-3 miles per hour, and it was a rear tire. The guy behind the counter said it's not covered because I didn't get the Road Hazard warranty when I purchased the Vehicle in May 2012. He stated it may have not been the proper torque rating for the vehicle or some other lame excuse. It's the tire recommended for that truck. I don't tow any trailers or haul anything more than a washer and dryer. I am now having vibration from the front tire that feels the same as the rear did a couple of days before the blowout. Are these or should these tires be considered defective and replaced?

I am having Ford Figo vehicle. I left my vehicle for regular service and found that all tires has to be changed since there are air bubbles in all tires, including the spare one (how hell was that?). It had ran for 23563 km only? Do I have to pay for the replacement of tires?

As of today, I've replaced SEVEN eagle ls2 tires, within three months. Each and every tire have very small sidewall punctures. The punctures is very low on the tire. After the third tire, I called GY. They told me to take it to a particular person at the dealer.... The dealer didn't know anything about it. FYI... Something wrong with these tires. They should be ground up and used for mulch!

I have a 2012 Chevrolet Traverse. I bring my car in for regular tire rotations every three months. On June 11, 2014 I was told I had to replace my tires because of severe tire dry rot on the inside of the tires. I was never told prior to this that they even showed that kind of wear. They tread on the tires is still good but it is losing air due to the cracks. I was told since it is under warranty they will apply 22% credit to replacing them due to having 35000 miles. This is unfair because it wasn't the driving that caused this. Tires should last longer than that.

I purchase a set of GoodYear tires back in December of 2013. One of them has already worn down and I got a flat in it.

I bought four new Wrangler A/T tires from Sears. On my way home, my pick-upstarted vibrating at approx 55 MPH. Returned to Sears. Tires rebalanced and vibration was worse. So. I took my pick-up to a different tire dealer, paid to balance my new tires and they were unable to balance them. They balanced as best possible. Then, I paid to have my tires balanced at the local auto dealer. They moved tires from front to back and again told tires balanced to the best of their ability. My pick-up did vibrate before I purchased these tires. They have less than 1000 miles. We are unable to drive any distance due to discomfort of vibration from tires. DOT MD60 M9HV 1011.

Purchased new four Goodyear Wrangler SRA tires which now have serious side wall cracking after only 30,000 km. I am lucky that I discovered this before I had a serious accident. Would not recommend these tires to anyone and suggest that anyone who has purchased these tires to check them. Especially the inside side walls of the tires.

About 2 years ago I bought 4 new Goodyear Tires for my 2002 Ford Tarus station wagon from Just Tires Inc. They have the model name ASSURANCE. The purchase came with a free tire rotation every 6 months. I had the tires rotated twice since that time, no problem. On April 11, 2014, I dropped the car off again for the rotation. I came back two hours later and the technician told me they couldn't rotate them because bulges had developed on the walls of three of the tires. The technician told me I must have hit curbs very hard to cause them to bulge. He gave me a price of $479.47 to replace the tires. These tires had been installed by Just Tires on 3/7/2012 and the mileage was 135,663.

Good Year Tires P275/60R20 - these tires have 23,800 miles on them. My truck is very well kept. I do not use it for anything more than short travel and the occasional DIY project that requires a trip to Lows. As an example, pick up a few bags of dirt or a dozen two by fours, all small stuff. Starting 2 weeks ago I've been feeling the front end shake a bit. Now the steering wheel is shaking to the point that I had to stop at a Service Center. I was informed that three of the tires had broken belts. There were bubbled areas in both front tires.

I bought a brand new 2013 Toyota Corolla S with the Goodyear Eagle RSA 215/45R 17 tires on the vehicle. On my way home from work, the inner sidewall blew a hole in it. I don't even have 20,000 miles on my car and when I took the car in for the 15000 mile service, they were already saying my tires needed replacing but I couldn't see the inside of the tires and didn't know why. ABSOLUTE GARBAGE TIRES SHOULD BE RECALLED WITH THE NUMBER OF COMPLAINTS!!!!! I would give them a zero star, but you can't!

I replaced my 2010 Kia Sedona van original tires with a set of these and they were great! However, the 2nd set have been problematic from the get go. I assumed the installer damaged them - nope, I had the tire alignment check - straight as can be. Between 50-65 mph, there would be this very noticeable oscillation that one felt but could not hear. I ghosted the van as my wife drove it. It was not obvious to see, but I guessed a rear tire. So "Discount Tire" who I highly recommend (they get all my business) just replaced the rear pair at 15000 miles. I waited on that to get a definite conclusion. Anyway that problem went away, but now the new tires up front have added their own extra vibration, and especially at the higher 70 mph+ that I commute at.

We have used Goodyear Tires ever since 1978 without any problems. Some folks buy the cheapest tires they have to offer. I on the other hand go for the more expensive ones. And that has played of in the long run. I have always been told you get what you pay for. And from reading these comments, I felt that these customers did not purchase the more expensive Goodyear Tires. We have purchase over 40 sets during this time & have never had a problem with any of them. Thanks Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co for making great products.

In April of 2012 I bought a set of four Goodyear Assurance tires for my 2006 Toyota Highlander (4-cylinder base model). In June of 2013 I went to the dealer as the tires had 5/32 of tread left and they were wearing evenly and very fast. Over half of the usable tread was gone in 21,000 miles. Dealer said the wear is normal but they wear longer as the tread goes down. In November 2013 one tire was past the wear bars and the others had 2~3/32 left. I went to the dealer again and was told that because I didn't buy a road hazard policy the tires weren't covered under warranty. I went back again and was told by a different person that someone else has to look at the tires. After six trips I was told in December that "I was out of luck." The tires made it almost 18 months and 25,000 miles. The 65,000 tire wear warranty is a corporate sales joke. Unfortunately, I now have the opportunity to buy four Continental tires.

The tires that come on these pickups are junk! I have never had such an inferior tire. I bought my pickup new and I am forced to buy new tires with just 10k miles. I had them rotated once at 5k. Very poor in all conditions when not on dry warm pavement. Do not even think about putting your family on these in the winter! Anyone that will argue this point has 0% driving experience.

We bought two new cars and these tires were standard equipment on both of them. We had two blowouts in less than two months. Both set of tires covered 3500/2117 miles respectively. Tires valves were checked. One set of tires is losing pressure constantly. My next step is to file complaint with NHTSA to trigger a investigation. My advice is if you had issues with these tires is to file a complaint with NHTSA to prevent anybody from getting injured.

So I bought a new 2013 Laramie 1500 with Goodyear tires. Of course spent a pretty penny and expected a smooth ride. After about 10,000 miles my truck started vibrating at variable speeds but especially over 70 mph. Took it back to dealer and switched out one of the tires but still didn't fix the problem. I had the regional Goodyear sales director take the truck personally to balance and fix vibration. Gave it back to me and he said that nothing else he could do. Still vibrating. Took it back to dealer again! Took manager on a ride and couldn't believe how bad it was vibrating. He is putting 4 new Michelins on there and I will never buy Goodyear tires.

Tire exploded while going 50 miles per hour on a highway in Lakewood, NJ Monday, 10-13-2013. My car veered. Left tire that blew was driver's side front. Who knows what other damage happened to car. These tires are garbage.

In 2011 I bought brand new tires from Penzoil Good Year brand 595.00. They wore out in one year and they said I didn't get them align so they sent me to corporate. So they gave me some money off on new tires. 2012 I spent 795.00 on tires, 800.00 on alignments and ball joints. One year later tires are worn again. In two year you add it up. I can't take it. Both sets of tires should of had last me 115,000 miles.

My Ford truck blew out one tire in a Walmart parking lot with 20,880 miles on it. Took to tire store to get tire change. They discovered three other tires on truck with egg size bubbles on side walls. Went to three other tire store which sells Goodyear tire to get adjustment. They said they did not process Goodyear warranty. We called Goodyear corporate office. They referred us to rep. He said they only deal with commercial accounts, not consumers. It is impossible to get adj, all you get is runaround. After approx 1 1/2 weeks, I was forced to buy new tire for 1100.00 so I could use my truck.

New Dodge Ram 5400 miles on tires. We were going 60 mph on clear OR hi-way, tire blew from bead coil to bead coil, straight line across. GY is doing the FireStone two step (Not their problem). Please file complaint with NHTSA. Get these tires off the road before they kill someone.

GOODYEAR EAGLE RSA Tire - I was driving from Phoenix, Az to Flagstaff, AZ to meet my cousin. I was in my new 2013 Cadillac XTS that I had only had 2 months and had less than 5000 miles on. My cue screen alerted me that I only had 6 lbs. of pressure in my left rear tire and it was dropping fast 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0. I pulled off to side of road and it was flat... Never heard a BOOM... Car was driving smooth as glass... but it was flat. I called for road service and they came and put my donut on and I followed them to the Tire Pro shop in Camp Verde. They told me the tire could not be fixed as it had split on the side and that they did not carry the 19-inch tire because it was a new size so they would have to order one and get it shipped from Phoenix. They told me not to try and make it back to Phoenix on the donut because they are not meant to go 70 mph for 100 miles...

Less than 14K miles on less than one year old vehicle, and tires apparently are showing marked 'cracking' like dry rot and wearing to point of replacement faster than any other performance tire I have owned. Woke up to a flat tire that cannot be plugged b/c a side rib spacing cracked and is losing all air. Expensive to replace and not confident with the other three now.

I own an Indica Vista. It has run about 16000 kms to date, and tires went out of shape due to which car running is very highly affected and feels very risky for driving on highway. Due to high hobbling, it feels like the car spare would even get affected and may meet accident at speed of 70-80 kmph. Against this, I have launched complaint with Tata dealer on 1/6/13, and my complaint was forwarded to Good Year Tire company. My complaint no. is **. With reference to this, the company engineer visited and checked the parameters of all the '04 tires. Since he was unable to understand the problem, he told us to use the vehicle and told us that our complaint will be kept open since the problem persists. After this, we were intimated by company's message that our resurvey would be conducted on 5/7/13.

My husband just had all FOUR of his tires replaced under similar circumstances, yes, a nearly new 1 Ton GMC Truck. The only difference in our story and yours is that MY husband went in there like Woodrow F. Call from Lonesome Dove. He didn't tolerate rude behavior and neither should you. They are selling us below standard material to keep customers coming back; rather than doing the fair and reasonable action of providing adequate service, they are stealing. Raise hell. Don't take no for an answer.

We bought a brand new 2013 Dodge Ram Sport about two weeks ago. There’s only about 500 kms on the truck. It’s brand new. Everything on it is brand new including tires! About 4 nights ago, my hubby was on his way home from work, which is just down the hill from where we live, and he had a blowout on the front passenger’s side. He was going 60 to 70 kms (speed limit) when it happened. Thank God he was able to control the truck until it stopped. If it was me driving with my two year old son, who knows I may have not been so lucky.

I bought a 2012 Chevy Volt with the factory equipped Goodyear Assurance tires in October 2011. I have put 54,000 miles on the car since then, almost all highway mileage. I have made sure to have the tires rotated by the dealership at 5,000-7,500 mile intervals to make sure that the tread wear was consistent. Today, I was driving on I-74 with the cruise control at 75 mph. Without warning (and I did not hit road debris, pothole, etc.), the inside wall of the front passenger tire split all the way around the rim and blew out. Fortunately, the road was absent of traffic and the weather was very nice so I was able to bring the car to the side of the road under control, although riding on the rim.

I bought three brand new Goodyear tires on June 13, 2011 from Kings Tyre Service in Thane, Maharashtra. Last week, one tire punctured on the way of my long tour (it was not actually punctured; it has a defect in the tire on the side wall - don’t know how it was). My car's stepney was also punctured few days back and did not get a chance to repair that. I was stuck on the way in the forest. Somehow, with the help of someone, I called a mechanic to fix that on the tire's side wall and I reached my home very late at night.

I purchased four brand new Goodyear Duratrac tires 3 months ago. One tire turned out to be defective and was confirmed defective by Goodyear technician after it went flat. Multiple Goodyear technicians continually asserted that the defect in the tire was my fault before eventually opening the tire up to inspect and confirm that it was in fact defective. I was told multiple times by licensed Goodyear dealers that they do not honor warranties from other licensed Goodyear stores.

I called the 800 number due to the rear tires that I purchased being defective with loud noise and wearing unevenly. My car carries a set of tires in the front that is different from the set of tires in the rear. After four attempts, they claimed they were going to replace only the rear tires. After the fifth attempt, they finalized and said they will replace all four tires with a different brand. Now the problem is they will not refund me my money but will order me a new set of a different brand of tire for the car. It's been well over a week that I ordered the new tires and well over a month for this issue to be ongoing with no resolution. Still driving on the defective tires (safety issue) and I keep being told that I have to wait for them to arrive. I would and have requested a refund, but it’s not an option.

Over the past 10 years, I have had a total of 5 Goodyear tires fail due to twisted belts on two different cars. The first car was a 1999 Pontiac which had two tires with twisted belts, and the second car was a 2007 Buick which had 3 tires fail for that same reason. Both cars developed vibrations and/or slow tire leaks which upon inspection at tire shops were determined to have twisted belts. These repairs were made at three different tire shops, of which one was a Goodyear dealer. The tires had anywhere from 25,000 to 40,000 miles on them at the time of failure. One of the tires, the most recent failure, did qualify for a pro-rated replacement to the tune of $170 for a matched pair. I declined and chose to replace with Michelin tires instead. I prefer to buy American, but I have bought my last Goodyear tire. You'll be the judge in regard to your future tire selections.

The four Goodyear tires on my 2011 Honda Pilot need to be replaced after 19,100 miles. The Honda dealership has offered to replace them with new tires at $140.00 per tire. The local Goodyear rep says the original tires are substandard due to Honda's request for tires without a long-wear component in them. Why would someone pay $35,000 for a new Honda with substandard tires? This will be my last Honda. This issue would certainly make a great class action suit.

Eagle LS tire belt separation - I would appreciate you and your manager at the Hull St. Midlothian, VA store to replace the Goodyear tires on my car with something entirely different Goodyear product or someone else's product. We have been dealing with this Goodyear store for a very long time as our car is a 2002 Crown Victoria. I have also had several other cars over the years, which have also been supported by your store in Midlothian. There is a reason why we changed to the Goodyear product, which is I had a similar car with Firestone tires on it. When the tire blew, I lost control of the car. It was the most frightening time in all the years I had been driving.

I wrote a complaint earlier about the Goodyear tires I purchased at BW Tire in Pickerington. They told me I hit something that did the damage and my road hazard insurance would not cover the damage. I would like to apologize to BW. They were right about the car hitting something but who or what was responsible, I will probably never know. In the past 2 months, only 3 people have driven my car and none of us hit anything. I can only believe that it was either done at the car cleaners, the place where I get the car serviced or at the valet parking at the hospital. Those are the only places I can think of where we did not have control over the car. However, that does not excuse BW from telling me about the cheap sidewall tires that is being made and sold - nor the fact that the road hazard insurance can refuse to pay for anything they do not consider a road hazard. I will still not buy anymore Goodyear tires nor any of their road hazard insurance. I found out today, that other companies insure the tire against any kind of damage. My sincere apologies to BW for not believing the car hit something, but no apologies for not being given pertinent information about the tires or insurance.

On March 30th, 2012, I went to the BW Tire in Pickerington to replace a tire (not Goodyear) that had a huge hole on the inside of the wall. I was told they didn't have a tire to replace the one that was bad and I was let to believe that they should all be replaced - plus I needed brakes, shocks, rotors, etc. By the time they were finished, I had a bill for $1484.24. The front passenger tire kept losing air and I took it back in Oct. to have it looked at. At that time, I was told that it was just the change in the weather temps and that's why it kept going low. The worker simply filled all the tires with air - 38 lbs. each.

My GY G670 RV Tires were less than 5 years old. GY has a 6-yr. warranty. Tires are inflated properly always. Tires were checked before leaving by a tire company. After 1 hour into the trip, the rear tire blew out, rusted belts were exposed. How do these belts get rusty? I had the tire replaced and the remaining tires re-inspected. All the tires appeared brand new looking! However, a few hours later, the front driver tire blew out! It was the same thing, rusted belts. On the RV website, there are hundreds of posts regarding this problem. Goodyear needs to recall these tires but they won't. GY did compensate me for half of my cost, but I am worried about the safety of these tires more than the cost! I have now replaced all of my motorhome tires with non-Goodyear tires. So far, there have been no blowout problem with the new non-GY tires.

I bought 4 of these tires in October 2011. Almost exactly one year later, in late October 2012 I have to replace all four due to huge cracks in the sidewall - all were located on the inside. Fortunately, I found out when the first one got low on air and did not have any catastrophic events due to a blow-out at high speed. Goodyear claimed that they have had no problems with this tire and is giving me the standard adjustment based on tread depth. Unfortunately, in order to get any kind of compensation, I now have to replace them with the same tire except now, I have no faith that this tire will last. I'd love to switch to Firestone or any other manufacturer but then, I might lose any compensation I could get from Goodyear assurance tires.

My wife bought a car in November. The car has not even had the first payment made and the front passenger tire blows out while driving to work. The tires were Goodyear P215/70R15 Ultra Grip. The separation is in the sidewall of the tire by the rim. I put the spare on and within the week, the opposite front tire did the same thing. We called the dealership to have a replacement, but they won't since the tires are separate from the car warranty. I was told to contact a Goodyear tire store. The tire store won't do anything because the blowout and leak are in the sidewall of the tire! I am not at all happy right now and I won’t buy Goodyear again.

Goodyear Viva Authority Fuel Max Tire P205/55R16 - I have less than 4,000 miles on these tires and they have terrible road noise and feel bumpy, especially at highway speeds and when braking. I took them back to shop to have rotate, rebalance, and align. The 'shakiness' is less, but still obvious. I do not recommend these Goodyear tires to anyone.

Very disappointed in these tires. I purchased the all weather tire in May 2012. The tires continually leak! It started out at the shop with PSI at 35. I noticed my gas mileage went down from 18.3 around town to, get this, 14.3 (Jeep Liberty). I checked the pressure and found that over the course of two weeks, the tire PSI was at 33 and 32 (again, at rest more than 4 hours in a garage). I have filled these each weekend. Heck even brought the hubby to ensure I was reading not only the installed gauge, but the handheld gauge as well. Also, I believe they disconnected my tire sensor. Prior to this, the sensor would alert to low tire at 33 PSI. Now it does not. Hopefully I will be able to work it out with my shop. They seem to be reputable but if they are selling a horrible product, not much for them to do. I am sorry I replaced my Futuras for the Assurance. The overall ride in the Futura was more truck-like, but the mileage was much better.

All four tires, 225R69/17, went bad when their belts separated after only 10,000 miles of usage. Cost to replace with another brand was $400. Goodyear is nothing but **. It has been ** for the last 4 decades. I am sorry I listened to the salesperson. Never again.

Beware, do not buy Goodyear Eagle LS P195/65TR15 Tires. On August 4th, 2012, my wife was driving down the freeway in medium traffic at 65 mph. Her front passenger side tire blew out causing her to lose control of the vehicle. The vehicle swerved to the right and rear ended a CHP patrol car parked in the emergency lane giving another car a ticket. She bounced off the patrol car and spun out into the carpool lane. She is very fortunate to be alive; the car recently received an oil change and tire pressure check at Valvoline oil change. After going online and reading the numerous amounts of complaints related to Goodyear tires, I wanted to post this to protect others from having this issue. My dear wife is all I have to cherish in life and to know that she could have been killed in this accident really angers me. I do not want anyone to go through something like this ever. The tires that Goodyear sells have defects. Please stay away from Goodyear tires. I will never buy another Goodyear tire ever!

We leased a new 2012 Toyota Corolla which has Goodyear tires. On our first trip in the car, with less than 800 miles on the tires, both front tires "exploded". First the left, then immediately following, the right tire blew. We were in the left hand lane on top of a mountain in TN. We were barely able to get the car to the right hand berm and off the road. We feel fortunate that we are still alive because that is a heavily traveled road. Our insurance refused to cover the tires. It is obvious that we did not hit anything, even though the dealership to which we were towed said that had to have been the reason! Neither my husband nor I saw anything in the road and the damage to both tires were on the outside walls.