
User submitted reviews
Review by Joel
Just a quick update on these tires. Based on the current wear, which is coming up on 1500 miles, I believe that the rear will last 3000 miles and the front, easily 6000 miles. Of course, that's provided they don't get taken out, by a road hazard first. They are fast rolling and very grippy, which usually doesn't coincide with each other. We live in a goat head paradise and so far, the ones that I've removed didn't penetrate the protective belt. ??
Review by Mark
Many tubeless ready tires have earned a reputation of being hard to fit. They need to be tight in order to seal. The Goodyear Eagle is relatively easy to mount at least on my rims. Holds up well, is grippy and if you're into a tire that looks sharp the white lettering stands out.
Review by Mark
Many tubeless ready tires have earned a reputation of being hard to fit. They need to be tight in order to seal. The Goodyear Eagle is relatively easy to mount at least on my rims. Holds up well, is grippy and if you're into a tire that looks sharp the white lettering stands out.
Review by Joel
I only have two rides on these tires, so it's a little soon for as review. I'm running a 32c up front and a 30c on the rear. I know, it's a little unorthodox. But my first impressions are how good they roll and the grip. Very nice! Time will tell, what kind of durability they provide.

















