Goodyear Assurance Fuel Max All Season 215/55R17 94V Passenger Tire

from morgnlinus

These tires came on my 2014 Malibu hybrid. I decided to replace them at 50,000 miles not because they were worn out only because of age (4years old) they still had at least 15k more miles left on them. My driving is mainly freeways long trips San Francisco Bay area to Reno and Tahoe and SF to Las...

from Timb68

I bought a 2014 Chevy Cruze Eco new I have rotated the tires the way the owners manual states front tires to the back and back tires crossed to the front Then torqued to 103 ft lbs I have 77000 miles on them now July 2018. All tires have 4 to 5/32" left on them Iam a GM tech and it's hard for me ...

from lojosol

When I want quality tires I go to the original maker. And these Goodyear assurance fuel max tires live up to their name. I don't have to worry about my traction and I'm already seeing a slight increase in my fuel efficiency. Definitely recommend this or any other assurance tire from Goodyear!

from StevenJW

These tires came new on my 2013 Chevy Volt. They have performed well through the life and even took on more snow and slush than we've seen in a long time this winter (Seattle area). I was please with this, especially given their low tread depth and age. They have given me a reliable 80k+ miles un...

from Scott27

I had been 50k miles into my other 80k tires and they were rather worn with little wet traction. These tires made a large improvement in traction and comfort. The car feels more steady on the road. I have not had any Winter Traction options yet but wet roads have been fine.