Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co 6 year warranty scam junk tires another crap US company, Internet

Geez maybe you guys should learn to read....

The side walls were all spitting....not from use from defect!!!

They had been split for some time, just did not notice it. 

And for your information you don't know my Son you moron, so keep your stupid comments to yourself.

Maybe you should go to Wallmart and buy a life, instead of boring people with your nonsense.  If the tires were not defective, I would not have gone to the dealer.

Tell me what tire pressure you put in those tires, Saying "I don't know, or whatever they put in, is WRONG.

You should put 35 pounds of air in each tire, the kind of wear you say is there tells me either you drive exceptionally much, OR the tires were run Soft.

You see, I run Goodyears on my 2002 Camry, and I just had to replace all four at 125,800 Miles, nothing wrong with Goodyears.

There are several things here you are overlooking, and/or just dont understand.

Tire warranties are ALWAYS "pro-rated", if you get a warranty at all! Many performance tires have no mileage warranty at all. Like my Kumho performance tires. $200 tires with a 90 day warranty. That's it. But I knew and understood that when I bought them. And, almost 2 years later, they are like new.

Most tires stipulate MILEAGE as the main criteria for the warranty, and the years stated only mean that the stated mileage must be within that time frame. So, in essence, you never really had a 6 year warranty.

Also, tire prices have increased sharply in the past year alongside oil prices. Yes, prices do go up.

Different retailers have different prices. Why did you not take them back to the same place you bought them? Or did you? You never specified.

And, that $140 price you got on the web, does not include mounting or balancing, or extras like road hazard, etc.

$140 x 4 = $560 PLUS mounting and balancing at the standard price of at least $15 per tire which is another $60. $560 + $60= $620. So, let me get this straight, Steve at your locat Goodyear store could have done this for you right then, right there for only $30 more than the hassle of buying on the internet and waiting to get them, then loading them up in your car to take them and get mounted and balanced.

Are you kidding me????

You need to get a SERIOUS reality check! And, while your at it maybe calm your son's driving down a little, and/or look at the maintenence on the car itself a little closer.

There is absolutely NOTHING wrong with Goodyear tires. After all, almost every single police car in the entire country uses them with no problems.

Get a grip.