Tyre reviews Goodride All Season Elite Z-401. Page 2 290

So far, the most positive, in Moscow from the positive I can note the lack of sensitivity to the uneven asphalt, maximally quiet out of all the ones I've used in 20 years, now the only sound is from the engine, on wet roads they behave without any issues just like on dry ones, I took them as summer tires with an extended range so I wouldn't have to switch in the fall and so the studs wouldn't wear out on the asphalt in the spring, I'm unlikely to drive on ice with them. Due to their softness and quietness, the sidewalls are very thin, but that's also what makes them comfortable. At first, it seemed like they were sensitive to road grooves, but after they wore in, they don't bounce around on them anymore. I really like them for their comfort, it's not a car, it's like a Rolls-Royce. :) Of course, there are doubts about their durability, but it's worth it.

I purchased these tires for use primarily as a summer option, from March to December. However, in April of the 25th year, winter unexpectedly returned to central Russia. The road was snowed in within a couple of hours, and under the snow was ice. I had to drive around the city and highway all day for work. On wet roads, it performs excellently, and on the highway, I was able to drive 80+ without any issues. On snow, there were also no problems, whether on snow-covered uncleared roads or snow-filled courtyards. On ice, it's also possible to brake, although the braking distance will be longer than with winter tires. I only skidded while driving up a steep hill and couldn't get moving on the ice. But to the credit of this tire, after 10 seconds of skidding, the car slowly began to move, while a nearby Toyota on summer tires couldn't move at all. My car doesn't have ABS or any electronic assists.

In conclusion, it's possible to drive on these tires year-round if you use your head.

I drove all winter in Europe. Balancing within 20-40 grams!!! I went out into the snow (in the mountains) a couple of times and drove on semi-iced dirt roads. I'm impressed with the tires.

They handle snow well. They drive on water/wet surfaces just as well. On dry surfaces, within -10 to +20, everything is very good. I didn't see much ice, but if you have any common sense, you can safely pass through icy sections

I've driven about 15,000 km since installation, that is, from early September to March.

I don't drive fast. Mostly in the city and within 50-70 km/h. On good weather on the highway 120-140. Everything seems fine. They brake better than my previous all-season Kumho Solus 4s.

The tires are bad, after a year of operation they couldn't be properly balanced, after 80 km/h a strong vibration started, replacing the rims didn't help, replaced the tires with Nordman and everything became fine, I don't recommend

A hernia appeared after 4 months of use, Mosavtoshina does not provide a warranty, of course, and directs you to the manufacturer. I do not recommend

Real crap got into the pit right away, the stud, two wheels were stripped, simply smashed to pieces
The load index does not match at all.
What holds well in winter, yes, that's the only plus

My choice of GoodRide was not accidental.
At work, I was looking for a supplier of tires for trucks, and in today's realities, it's certainly Chinese-made tires.
That's how I learned about the GoodRide manufacturer, which, by the way, is also Westlake, Arisun, and a couple of other names.
I conducted a comparative analysis with Cordiant and LingLong tires (I used these brands for GAZelles 185/75R16C), which showed that Goodride products qualitatively surpass the above-mentioned brands.
Based on this, I chose the Goodride Z-401 model for my Subaru.
I took the all-season version, since I use Subaru both on the highway and for trips to the forest and off-road.
To date, the mileage on the tires is over 15,000 km, and the impressions are only positive.
On the highway, it behaves perfectly, and in mud, it provides excellent traction.
There was even a puncture with a self-tapping screw, which I repaired on the spot with a kit for repairing tubeless tires.
I'm very pleased with my choice.
Now I'm preparing to replace the summer tires on my Kia Sportage, and it will, of course, be Goodride products.

Good tires, balanced perfectly, soft, not noisy, hold the wet road well, the wear resistance will be seen over time, and for this price they are good.

Well, what can I say, the quietness and softness are excellent, as well as the beautiful tread pattern and price, I've put them on for the summer, let's see how they wear, ah, yes, the stones that get stuck in the tread are annoying, on snow and ice it doesn't matter, since I have winter tires, in the rain they performed well

Excellent tires. Bought them and didn't regret it, they handle great, very quiet, and perform decently on mud with front-wheel drive. They cut through water like a boat. We'll see how they do in winter, but I bought them to switch to winter tires later and to earlier switch to summer ones. So far, I'm thrilled with the tires