Goodyear Eagle Sport All Season Owner Reviews

What owners say summarised from 20 reviews

The Goodyear Eagle Sport All Season receives more owner praise for dry grip, wet grip and comfort than criticism. Nine of 20 owners praise dry grip, while five each like wet grip and comfort. Tread life is also more often favorable, but road noise is evenly divided between four positive comments and four complaints. Around one in ten mention uneven tread wear or difficulties in changing temperatures. Most reviews describe mid-life or end-of-life use, yet winter feedback remains too mixed and sparse to establish consistently strong snow performance or a clear ageing trend.

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Owner ratings averaged from 22 ratings

Owner score 69%
Dry Grip 87%
Wet Grip 80%
Handling 76%
Wear 75%
Road Feedback 71%
Comfort 68%
Snow Grip 55%
Ice Grip 53%

Goodyear Eagle Sport All Season Reviews - Page 2

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80%

Member August 28, 2022

MINI Clubman
/45 R17
2,000 miles
A Combination of Roads
Spirited

Bought these for my R55 clubman s 2012 and couldn't be happier with the ride and performance of the tire. Road noise sounds great not to loud yet you know u have grip by the sound they do make. I love listening to the sound they make as they bite down through a hard corner, would definitely buy again

61%

Member June 23, 2022

Honda pilot
/60 R18
75,000 miles

The grip and wear over time are fine, but I can't get over the noise these tires make on my 2012 Honda Pilot. Wow, it is a real distraction. Will be looking for something new.

48%

Member May 15, 2022

Audi E Tron 55 Quattro
255/50 R20
6,000 miles
A Combination of Roads
Spirited

Very noisy and stiff in a way that does not translate into handling or steering feedback, think flinty like a modern BMW on run-flat tires and tread roar is present at all speeds which is very noticeable in a quiet EV. Much prefer the car on winter tires (Michelin X-Ice Snow SUV). Treadwear is decent about 6000 miles in. Due to exceptionally high cost (30% more than anything else in the class) and compromised comfort, will switch to a different tire when these OEMs wear out, probably CC2s.

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77%

Member January 10, 2022

Nissan SUNNY
185/60 R15
25 miles
Mostly Motorways
Average

It has an excellent comfortable tire ,good dry grip and trading wear 300 (fast).

100%

Member July 22, 2021

BMW 525d e60 m sport
225/45 R17
Mostly Country Roads
Spirited

Superb confort. Super grip on dry and wet. Best tires i’ve owned so far

96%

Member November 25, 2019

Mercedes Benz GLC220d
255/45 R20 V
18,500 miles
Mostly Town
Average

Good wear rate, reliable grip in any weather condition. Will buy again. 18,500 miles on 4x4 SUV. Tread remaining Front 5/6mm Rears 6/7mm. Even wear no shoulder run off.

94%

Member May 26, 2018

Volvo 850GLT Estate
195/60 R15 V
2,000 miles
A Combination of Roads
Average

These tires ride smooth and handle the same in dry, wet or snowy conditions. I usually use Cooper or Goodyear, because they tend to be softer and thus give better traction. But these also provide superb wear so far.