Tires Goodyear or Vredestein

I installed the WeatherActive's on my Toyota Sienna. I'm at 30k miles and only have 3/32 tread left. Warranty is supposed to be 60k miles. The WeatherActives are great tires that hold the road well and let me drive a Toyota Sienna like a sportscar.

Os que costumo usar são os Goodyear efficient Grip Performance 2 (excelente durabilidade, muito boa condução) ou os Continental Sportcontact 7( durabilidade boa, condução excepcional).

I just put a set of the new OEM Goodyear Wrangler Territory ATs on. Had to buy new wheels too, but I consider that future proofing. Pretty happy with them with about 300 miles on them

The Goodyear tires have great reviews, were less expensive, and I think look better than the Michelins.

Look at walmart for Douglas they are made by Goodyear

The Fortitude is a tried and true product that I recommend

While they aren't meant for the snow I was impressed to see how well they hold up.

I’ve got the Goodyear F1’s that came from the factory and I’ve been rotating them ever 6,500 miles. I recently went to Discount Tire for an air refill and they mentioned I’m at 5/32 on my treadmill depth and that I’d need to replace them soon. Is that a normal mileage for these tires to last?

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.