Goodyear Assurance ComforTred Touring All Season 235/65R17 104H Passenger Tire

Having purchased Goodyear, Michelin, BF, Cooper, Dunlop, etc, I usually scope out all the specs and reviews. I purchased these tires for the family 2016 Kia Sedonna and replacing the original Kumho that came with it. Wife drives the van mostly, so safety, comfort and handling were my main focuses over price, etc. She loved the feel instantly and after I took it for a drive down our country roads, I could tell a much improvement of course over used tires, however, my main attention was to not hearing road noise as others may have stated. No rumbling, humming, etc. could be heard. The feel was great and tomorrow getting the front end aligned to help, but honestly, really did not feel any pull to either side. Gotta say, I also was paying much attention to any shimmy, bounce, etc. to notice the balancing, so I could tell the techs did a very good job on getting the balancing correct. Very much appreciated. I plan to add to the review after first wet conditions happen and actually, not mind trying these in snow.

Tire ride is supremely wonderful. I'm comparing this to a lot of cars I've driven, hauling cars. Comparable to the ride on a C ad d y , not comparable to to yo t a 's and small cars. This on a Volt, slightly longer wheel base than our Jet ta, Golf, Pow erst r o k e truck. Steal er ship wanted 200 for a tire when my wife took it in to get a patch. Since the tire supplier was closed for Memorial Day w/e, I finally convinced them to plug the hole which was near the edge of the tread. Would have done it myself but was out of plugs, just ordered 3 kits from Walmart. Only 35 psi in the tire, that will be FINE!!! Semi tires have 100 psi, and you could argue they might be more likely to throw a plug, but even they don't.