Assurance Fuel Max - P235/65HR17

The traction in most conditions is very good.

These are my third set and I got about 70,000 miles on each of the two sets.

Tires are good so far.

1 tire had 20psi in tire

Had 4 new tires installed on 11-22-2023. Just tried to remove the lugnuts on one tire and had to stand on the tire iron and bounce to loosen them (I'm 207 lbs.) They WAY overtorqued the lugnuts and I was afraid I was going to break a stud. Now I have to go back to Mavis to have them loosen all the lugnuts and tighten them at a normal level (I've had the same problem at Sam's, broke 2 studs because of them.) My wife took the car and she was told I need new brake pads (true, just checked) and that the rotors were needing to be replaced. I checked the rotors and they are at 21mm (discard level is 19mm). It seems like an unnecessary attempt at a sale. The tires seem to be fine. Mavis had them listed on their website as being eligible for a rebate offer (a huge reason I bought them, a $50 or $60 rebate.) When I sent in the rebate to Goodyear I was told this model tire is not eligible for a rebate and was denied. This was NOT a good experience overall with Mavis.

2 new ones on the back when I can afford them

Tires seem to be excellent. No issues.

Feels like Im driving a brand new car with these tires. For all season tires, they have surprisingly great traction on snowy roads, to the point where I dont think Ill have to buy snow tires ever again. And the tires ride smooth with great breaking

Car rides better than when I bought it!

Gas mileage is not as good as original tires that came with the car. Original tires were Hankook. Lost about four to five miles per gallon with Goodyear Assurance Fuelmax at highway speeds between 75 and 83 mph.