Agreed, stock Goodyear Eagle LS tires have limited life

[MUSKOKA800]

Originally Posted by sickpuppy1

Mine are at 29000 and I'll need new to make it through winter.

I wouldn't recommend the Goodyear LS for winter. I drove on mine when new during our first storm. Absolutely terrifying. Zero grip on a quarter inch of snow. Winters on immediately thereafter.
They are nice in the rain though. Better even than in the dry.

[A-Dingo-Ate-My-Baby]

Originally Posted by MUSKOKA800

I wouldn't recommend the Goodyear LS for winter. I drove on mine when new during our first storm. Absolutely terrifying. Zero grip on a quarter inch of snow. Winters on immediately thereafter.
They are nice in the rain though. Better even than in the dry.

I concur on both points.

[solarVitz]

Im at 35k miles right now and still got like 30% thread left. I love these stock tires. I would definitely get another set in the future...

[MUSKOKA800]

Originally Posted by solarVitz

Im at 35k miles right now and still got like 30% thread left. I love these stock tires. I would definitely get another set in the future...

I've said before, these are all-seasons for Mexico. And you're close. Enjoy!

[sickpuppy1]

Originally Posted by MUSKOKA800

I wouldn't recommend the Goodyear LS for winter. I drove on mine when new during our first storm. Absolutely terrifying. Zero grip on a quarter inch of snow. Winters on immediately thereafter.
They are nice in the rain though. Better even than in the dry.

Yeah I went through last winter on them, and we had some serious storms. useless is the best way to describe them. At one point I had to park a block away from the house and walk home as that was as close as I could get to the house. I cant really afford two sets of tires, for winter/summer so I need to really start researching a good overall compromise.