Goodyear Eagle Sport All Season Review

An impressive all-season performance tire, the Goodyear Eagle Sport All Season may be marketed as more of a tire for luxury sedans or sports cars, but it’s impressively well-suited for larger trucks and SUVs.

PROS

  • Quite durable
  • Wide selection of sizes
  • Owners overall report tread life longer than expected
  • Impressive handling in the dry and wet
  • Reasonably priced performance

CONS

  • Tread life warranty could be longer
  • Not great in winter

   

For anyone looking to improve the driving dynamics of their truck, these tires certainly do the trick. The tread pattern has been engineered to maximize the tire’s contact patch with the road for optimum grip, while the tread compound offers plenty of raw grip.

At the same time, with a UTQG rating of 560 it’s not so soft that it will wear quickly – a balance one has to find with any performance tire.

Aiding this tire’s performance and it’s ability to work well on both large SUVs and trucks are the linked outboard shoulder blocks. Small connectors that attach the tread sections together allow the tire a heightened level of stability under acceleration, braking and cornering. This limited flex also goes a long way in extending tread life.

We should point out that while the tire comes with a 50,000 mile tread life warranty, the majority of owners seem to exceed that number.

Yet another performance-focused feature of this tire is its RaceWrap Construction Technology. Developed from Goodyear’s involvement in NASCAR, essentially the brand engineered a polyester sidewall that runs from the carcass under the tread, down and around the bead where the tire connects to the rim, and then back up under the steel belts in the carcass.This unique two-ply polyester sidewall maintains ride quality while offering a more robust sidewall that offers better overall responsiveness.

While helping further increase performance, it has added benefits on larger trucks and SUVs, by preventing the weight of the vehicle from forcing the sidewall to lean-under during cornering. As a result, these tires really do withstand use on trucks surprisingly well.

Wet weather grip is quite good thanks to deep circumferential grooves and lateral slots on the tread section. While an all-season performance tire, grip in the cold or wintry conditions drops off steeply, so we don’t recommend these for winter use – despite the fact that, technically, they can be run all year round.

Overall, these tires deliver what they promise and then some.

Goodyear Eagle Sport All Season Price

With a wide selection of diameters and widths, pricing for the Goodyear Eagle Sport All Season ranges broadly, though is overall reasonable, starting at just under $150 a tie for some 16-inch sizes and going up to around $265 per tire for the largest 22-inch versions.

Goodyear Eagle Sport All Season Warranty

Goodyear backs the Eagle Sport All Season with a 50,000 mile tread life warranty. It also comes with a 30 day satisfaction guarantee.

Goodyear Eagle Sport All Season Sizes

16-inch sizes
205/55R16
225/50R16
225/55R16

17-inch sizes
205/45R17
205/50R17
215/45R17
225/45R17
225/50R17
235/45R17
235/50R17
245/40R17

18-inch sizes
215/45R18
225/40R18
225/45R18
225/55R18
225/60R18
235/40R18
235/40R18
235/45R18
235/50R18
235/55R18
235/60R18
245/40R18
245/45R18
245/45R18
245/50R18
255/35R18
255/40R18
255/55R18
255/60R18
255/60R18
265/45R18

19-inch sizes
235/50R19
245/40R19
245/55R19
255/35R19
255/45R19
255/50R19
255/60R19
265/50R19

20-inch sizes
235/55R20
245/35R20
245/45R20
245/50R20
245/50R20
255/35R20
255/45R20
255/50R20
255/50R20
255/55R20
275/40R20
275/55R20

22-inch sizes
285/45/22

How Long do Goodyear Eagle Sport All Season Tires Last?

Officially rated for 50,000 miles, based on real world experience as reported by owners, expect to get slightly more, with 55,000 miles a realistic number.

Are Goodyear Eagle Sport All Season Tires Good in Snow?

While rated as an all-season tire, the tread compound and limited siping mean these tire’s don’t offer much grip in the cold or in snow. We recommend that if you live somewhere with snow that you opt for a proper set of winter tires.