Tires Goodyear or OEM Volkswagen

Goodyear makes good tires which perform very competitively for the price range they are in. All season all weather lines like the Assurance WeatherReady 2, Assurance MaxLife, and Assurance ComfortDrive are top tier products with excellent performance.

On my bmw I ran the Michelin as well but was surprised when I tried the Goodyear asymmetric 4s and 5s, I felt they outperformed the Michelin and cost less.

I just put on 4 Goodyear reliant all seasons from Walmart paid $400 mounted and balanced early Black Friday they were $75 a tire. Great wet grip and quiet

My Weather Ready 2s are amazing!

My Weather Ready 2s are amazing!

PF these are great, I wish they were available in Mexico. We have no AT option for the CX30 size. I got the Goodyear Wrangler HT.. I use it mostly on the beach.

They also seem to cause a little vibration when cold, but that goes away once they warm. They are nice and grippy on dry roads, and have performed well in the few times I have been out in the rain.

It's the cheapest tire that's kept in stock at my Sam's club. There are probably longer lasting budget tires, but there are far worse.

They are a softer rubber with less tread than the other Goodyear options. So they must be rotated and maintained or you won't have good mileage out of them.

Alignment, air pressure, and general maintenance will cause tire issues regardless of the tire type though. So again...it's a very average cheap tire.

I have a 2023 Accord Hybrid Sport, it's currently at 19k miles. They found all 4 tires nearly worn out, the tread depth on all 4 is between 5/32 to 4/32 of an inch. I can't believe the shitty quality of tires that Honda has installed. I do drive rough but no way can the tires be this worn out at 19k miles. They use Goodyear Eagle Touring tires and apparently the quality of these is really poor.

They’re near useless in mud, snow or ice. Mine still have plenty of tread left in them, and I’m still getting new tires installed on Friday, because they were already sketchy in the snow last winter.