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GOODYEAR INTEGRITY P185/65R15 ALL SEASON TIRE GOODYEAR INTEGRITY P185/65R15 ALL SEASON TIRE GOODYEAR INTEGRITY P185/65R15 ALL SEASON TIRE GOODYEAR INTEGRITY P185/65R15 ALL SEASON TIRE GOODYEAR INTEGRITY P185/65R15 ALL SEASON TIRE Fits: 2005-Toyota Corolla 2006-Toyota Corolla 2007-Toyota Prius 2006-Toyota Prius 2007-Toyota Corolla 2002-Honda Civic 2003-Honda Civic 2001-Honda Civic 2004-Toyota Corolla 2008-Toyota Corolla 2003-Toyota Corolla 2009-Toyota Prius 2012-Nissan Versa 2015-Nissan Versa Note 2004-Toyota Prius 2009-Nissan Versa 2015-Nissan Versa 2016-Nissan Versa 2018-Nissan Versa 2019-Nissan Versa 2017-Nissan Versa 2014-Nissan Versa Note 2007-Nissan Versa and more...
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 3.9 (928 ratings) 3.9 out of 5 stars |
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Goodyear Integrity 185/65R15 86 S Tire Fits: 2004-08 Toyota Prius Base, 2003-08 Toyota Corolla CE
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3 years and 36,000 miles and the tires performance is still excellent and they are wearing evenly. These tires will easily reach the 50k warranty, all it takes is regular rotation and proper tire inflation and you'll get your money's worth and then some. We will definitely get the same tires again.
Runs smooth and no complaints. The road hazard is the reason I buy form Wal-Mart on tires.
Was going to go with Michelins, but read iffy reviews on them. Very pleased with the Goodyears so far. Nice quiet tires that look good on the car. Best part is Walmart's vast support team with the road hazard warranty
We installed a set of Goodyear Assurance Maxlife tires on our 2019 Nissan Rogue SL AWD. We've put about 4,000 miles on them now and they provide good traction in all weather conditions. They are smooth riding, but they are the loudest tires I have ever had on any car. They are noisy at all speeds, in town or on the highway.
These are the first set of new tires that I purchased for my 2014 Ford Fusion as I was originally using the stock tires that were on the car when I purchased it new. I used to get 36 - 37 MPG combined on my old tires, that has dropped dramatically to now 32 MPG with no change in driving habits or activity; change was observed immediately after the new tires were installed. On my daily commute, when just COASATING down certain hills, I used to have to tap the BRAKE in order to maintain a constant speed, now, on the same hills, I have to tap the GAS in order to maintain my speed; acceleration also feels very sluggish. I bought these tires since they were on sale, however, I will easily be paying more in the long run just on the cost of extra gas that I will need. Definitely spend more money and buy the make/model of tires that originally came with the fusion. Tires have performed as expected in various road conditions for being brand new tires. I've had these tires on for 6 months so cannot speak to their longevity.
I'm really quite dumfounded by how quickly these tires are wearing down since the they were installed in early February, 2024. My vehicle is a 2006 Toyota Sienna and it has front wheel drive. I had the good year tire store install them just after my independent mechanic replaced the rear springs and performed a four wheel alignment. I have used other tire brands that have lasted much longer. I'm not going to name those other tire brands in this review but, I most likely will return to the tire brands I have used in the past. Goodyear is a big national brand but, it's not a good brand.
I bought a set of these last year for my 2010 mercury grand marquis. I've had noting but problems with them. First off at highway speeds 60-8] they caused my car to vibrate. Took my car to ford and they performed a multi point inspection on the whole front end and nothing was found to be wrong. I had ford do a roadforce balance and found that 2 of the 4 tires were in the red. One was corrected where it barely passed amd one didn't. I had the one replaced and now the one that barely passed is causing vibrations again. I bought the tires thinking I was getting a great deal and since I don't male much money I thought with a 85,000 mile warranty that they would last me a long time. It seems Goodyear quality has left the building. When these tires reach the end of their life or when I get the funds to replace I will be buying Michelin tires. The only thing that will change my mind is if Goodyear will allow me to exchange these for a set of comfort tread tires or rsa's. I ve had those in the past and didn't have any problems sure they have shorter warranties but without the problems.
I purchased a set of All-Season tires April 14 2022. 12 thousand miles later they are already down to the wear bars. To say I am disappointed would be an understatement. The shop I called today about getting a new set said that they do not recommend goodyear anymore because they simply aren't what they used to be. I have another set of wheels that were 2 years older than this set and I am still using them. This is ridiculous. You can get michelin tires for 10 dollars more a tire and they actually respond to the 1-star reviews and help you out. I will no longer be using goodyear any longer and I recommend you do the same.
I never had a tire that peeled off, and never had a tire that needed to be changed after 3 years and 12,000 miles. I used it on roads and never drive off road on an Audi Q7
At first I thought these tires were fairly reasonable. A little bit louder than my last tires but, they handled Reasonably well. I bought a tire that will supposedly last up to 65,000 miles. A couple of years ago I was looking at the sidewalls when I was cleaning the car and noticed that they were all cracked and rotten Looking. I thought it was just cosmetic until the tire blew... make sure when you purchase these that you check with the manufacturer date which is the serial number on the side of the Tire. Make sure they are selling you new tires, and not old tires that have been sitting around for a long time. Old tires will fail much sooner than new ones, clearly. Use your cell phone to either take a photo Search inquiry to Google or just Plain Google the number and the tire make and model. It'll tell you whether they're trying to scam you by getting rid of old inventory. Also, make sure that you do not see any cracks or other kinds of damage on the tires