Stay away from these tires. Placed them on my 2015 Toyota Camry and sons 1999 Toyota Camry. His wore down with less than 20,000 miles on them and now mine are down to 5/32 with less than 24,000 miles on them! Had tire rotations done every 5,000 miles! Techs and Goodyear say " oh, bad batch" of tires. But after less than two years of use on these tires I need to shell out over $300 (due to pro-rating) twice for another set of Goodyear Weather readys? I really do not want to, but here in Wisconsin I need tires to be good in Winter. These tires are terrible.

Purchased these for my 2017 Outback. Great performing tires for my daily NH commute between Littleton and Concord (roughly 175 interstate miles). Also performed very well around town, never had an issue getting where I needed to go. Make no mistake, these are not true winter tires so caution is still needed during deceleration and/or stopping on snow and ice! I found them to be a bit pricey but they do carry a warranty and I'm a stickler for rotating my tires so I knew I would get a decent amount of mileage from them.

We wanted true all weather tires to get around our mountain when there is snow, rain, or dry roads. The Goodyear WeatherReady tires meet that need. One of the new technology tires that a few companies sell (Michelin has the CrossClimate+ as well) it handles all the seasons particular well for those in the northeast who have to deal with snow. It is good enough that our AWD Subaru has no problem in the winter climbing 600 feet in 6 inches of snow to get us home. In comparison with snow tires on our FWD Saab I could not get home in the same situation. So the WeatherReady tires are excellent for our needs.

I bought these tires and I couldn't be happier with their performance! Definitely would recommend them!

Great tires for ride and in dry road handling and wet road handling. They perform very well on snow and ice (I don't particularly but the tires seem fine!) . Highly recommend

Good tire at a good price