Goodyear Assurance MaxLife 2

[Ruthie B]

Just over 31,000 miles and 3 rotations every 10,000, 2 of my original tires were definitely ready for replacement and would not have passed the annual inspection in July. The other 2 were good for maybe another 5000 but I like to buy a complete set. The quote from my neighborhood tire shop was $ 1376 final cost. Ordering through Goodyear.com , choosing the very same shop to do the work and using a promo code from the shop employee that gave me the quote was $979 final cost. New shoes and saved $400 !!
I'll come back with a review on these tires after I drive my 70 mile per day commute for a few days. For now, I can just admire them in the driveway.

Week 1 : Smooth ride and barely audible road noise. Range hit wasn't bad, maybe used 7 or 8 miles more each day than normal. I don't know kwh from kiwi fruit or percentages from pineapples.
Today I was able to make a "rolling stop " 90 degree left turn combo from a side road onto the main road ( to get ahead of a chain of oncoming traffic ) with a slightly aggressive punch to the go-pedal midway through the turn and it was a beautiful maneuver. All grip and no slip. Let's do that again !!

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[tbrumleve]

$980 at Discount Tire + $60 rebate by mail.

 

[slider162]

Are you open to suggestions? Absolutely love my Pirelli P Zero AS Plus 3.

 

[type_g]

OEM tires on them are run flats from what dealer told me. In everyones opinion here, since thefe is no spare, is it good to stick with run flats or no. And what does everyone recommend?. On all my previous vehicles I always stuck with Michelin defenders.

 

[NY_Cade69]

OEM tires on them are run flats from what dealer told me. In everyones opinion here, since thefe is no spare, is it good to stick with run flats or no. And what does everyone recommend?. On all my previous vehicles I always stuck with Michelin defenders.

OEM is not run-flat, at least not on the 2025...

 

[Ruthie B]

$980 at Discount Tire + $60 rebate by mail.

Forgot to mention the additional $60 rebate. Feeling good about my purchase so far.

 

[type_g]

OEM is not run-flat, at least not on the 2025...

Hmmm now I am going to have to look up my brand. Cause the lady at dealer specifically had said they are run flats. Thanks for the info. What brand would you recommend regardless?

 

[Triggerhappy007]

Are you open to suggestions? Absolutely love my Pirelli P Zero AS Plus 3.

OP already bought them so probably not.

 

[jmcbrew]

Are you open to suggestions? Absolutely love my Pirelli P Zero AS Plus 3.

I just had these installed in my Mach-E earlier today! They were a little cheaper than the OEM tires (at least with the $100 instant rebate). I bought my 2023 used with 16k miles on it. The Ford dealership where I bought it had just installed a set of cheap Chinese Delinte tires in it. When those wore out, I installed an identical set. When those wore out, I installed Radar brand (cheap Chinese) tires. Those just wore out and now I actually have a set of good tires on it and boy does it feel nice! The steering is both lighter and more precise. Curves feel nicer with less perceived body roll and “plow.” So far, economy looks the same… but I only have about 50 miles in them, so time will tell. These are the first LRR tires I have had on the car.

The Radars lasted 30k miles, and would have gone at least 5k more if not for uneven wear in one rear tire. I hope I get 40k+ out of the Pirellis.

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