Goodyear Eagle LS2 225/55 R18 97 H

The Goodyear Eagle LS2 tyre very good. It's holding up well on both dry and wet surface. It can slide a bit on the slush though (I usually use a 4x4 and then there is no problem with it). Fairly quiet (quieter than Barum Bravuris 2, which had last year). After nearly 8 thousand miles i can't see any signs of wear. One annoying thing is that the small pebbles are getting stuck into the grooves in the tyre. Previously i've had Pirelli Scorpion tyres, and frankly I prefer Goodyears. In the three years they lost almost half of the tread depth (after a total os 20k miles driven), and the rubber looks old and worn. Not to mention the fact that the car going from a standstill in the wet was occasionally to slipping. Read more Collapse

What's there to talk about. Goodyear Eagle LS2 tyres are ideal as a year-round tyre for a vehicle used mainly in a city where snow is quickly gone. Tires can not cope on deeper snow however and outside the city where snow removal is only superficial - so there the winter tires are irreplaceable. Quiet and smooth to operate. Read more Collapse

I bought a tire about two months ago and recently napadało lot of snow. Snow tire does not guarantee good traction properties and behavior is similar to a summer tire. On dry and wet roads is carried out flawlessly. I think that as the snow all season tire should be better. Read more Collapse

As for the "all-season" are OK, but could perform better on the water. During the rains and standing water in the ruts, unfortunately, you have to be very careful and hard to slow down. Waiting for the winter ... Read more Collapse

I've bought Goodyear Eagle LS2 tyres 1.5 years ago. I've tested them in all conditions. Conclusion - I would recommend those for any person with a common sense. I drove during winter in deep snow and mud, and they acted better than winter tyres after a few seasons - I've put them on after 4 years driving on the Continentals and noticed improvement right away. In the dry during summer it is fine, slightly worse on the wet though - you can see your ABS and ESP acting up, and here I thought they will be good on the wet. In addition - it was hard to balance one of the tyres. Tyre wear is negligible, I made over 15 k miles. and they look like new.Last winter there were maybe like 20 days of snow - easily survive that period on those - way safer than on the summer tyre or an old winter one. Read more Collapse