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Goodyear
Goodyear Assurance Fuel Max
Goodyear Assurance Fuel Max
  • Price Range:  USD $98.99 to $180.99
    All Season

    ASSURANCE FUEL MAX - A fuel-efficient tire that provides confident wet and dry traction

    • Fuel-Saving Tread Compound - Helps reduce energy loss as the tire rolls to save 2,600 miles worth of gas over the life of the tire.
    • Wet Tread Zone with Dual Aquachannel Grooves - Helps evacuate water away from the treadface for great traction on wet roads
    • Dry Tread Zone with Solid Shoulder Blocks - Helps enhance handling and grip for confident maneuvering on dry pavement
    • Zig-Zagging Micro Grooves and Center Tread Notches - Help grip the road in rain and light snow for all-season performance
    • Circumferential Shoulder Grooves - Help promote even treadwear and provide biting edges for traction in wet weather.

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    Overall: 1.0  
  • 5/22/2013
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  • Size: ( 50000 KM of Tire Wear )
    Anonymous is a Confident, Experienced Driver
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    BEWARE OF THESE TIRES!!! In the span of one year I had 3 of these Assurance Fuel Max tires split on the sidewall. The third time there were 2 splits. All the splits were on the inside sidewall. Goodyear said it was driving issues and/or impact that caused the splits! I know I'm not the only one that this has happened to, and now looking on this site, I know there are a lot more. For the people that have slow leaks and you can't find the leak on the tread, try looking on the sidewall. C'mon Goodyear....own up to these faulty tires and your manufacturing defects!!!
    Overall: 1.0  
  • 4/3/2013
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  • Size: 205/65R17 ( 25000 KM of Tire Wear )
    Anonymous is a Cautious, Reserved Driver
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    I spent extra money to get these tires to save fuel. The result was an immediate LOSS of 4 mpg. I waited to see if there was a break-in period, but if anything, the gap in fuel performance has only gotten bigger. I only wonder if there's a class-action lawsuit on these, considering their name.
    Overall: 2.3  
  • 2/17/2013
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  • Size: 215/45R17 (2010 Kia Forte Koup SX with 30000 KM of Tire Wear )
    Anonymous is a Confident, Experienced Driver
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    buyer beware!!! had vehicle back to dealer twice for thumping noise but everthing checked out ok. had flat, took to goodyear dealer for repair, found splits and separations on inside sidewalls of all 4 tires!!! could have been killed with these pieces of goodyear junk!!!!! still waiting to hear from good old goodyear!!!! wish me luck.
    Overall: 2.0  
  • 2/11/2013
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  • Size: ( 1609 KM of Tire Wear )
    Anonymous is a Confident, Experienced Driver
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    I have a 2007 Camry. My previous tires were Michelin Weatherwise that I rode 80,000 miles down to 3/32. I never had a problem with the old tires. The car always handled well and the ride was smooth and quiet. In Dec. 2012, I replaced the Michelins with Goodyear Assurance that were purchased at and installed by Sears. At speeds under 40 mph, the car rides fine, but I commute daily on a highway. At highway speeds the whole car vibrates and the tires make a 'wubba-wubba-wubba' noise. I took the car back to Sears 3 times, each time they claim to have re-balanced the tires. When I complained about the vibration and the noise, they now say the tires are within spec, and there must be something else wrong with the car. The car was fine up until the day these tires were installed. I have never been so unhappy with a set of tires, and the set of all 4 were not cheap. Next time I'll go back to the Michelins-about 15% more money, but worth it.
    Overall: 1.3  
  • 2/7/2013
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  • Size: 225/50R17 (2010 Ford Fusion Hybrid with 40225 KM of Tire Wear )
    Anonymous is a Confident, Experienced Driver
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    These tires are just all around lousy. We do live in a a curvy, mountainous region and from day one we noticed that these tires do not handle on the road very well when wet. I never tired snowy/icy conditions because of how poorly they handled in the rain. We had these placed on our car in November 2011. By June 2012, our dealer said alignment seemed off and the tires were wearing really fast. We aligned the car and rotated the tires. I took the car back in to the dealer in October because the alignment was off again... and again rotated the tires. Now, it is February and our car will not pass state inspection because the tires are too worn and we have to replace them. Also, these tires do NOT hold pressure well. We were constantly having to stop in at the gas station and adjust the pressure. I am just annoyed overall with these tires, barely lasting a year, especially considering the price.
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