Tyre reviews Goodride All Season Elite Z-401. Page 3 290

A normal tire for our winter Kalingrad weather. I didn't notice any obvious drawbacks. I bought it with the expectation of universality, the main emphasis was on trips around the city. It pays off its cost with interest

There's nothing to scold for yet, but I'm not sure if I should praise them. They're inexpensive, which is a big plus. I bought them for the southern winter, since I was tired of changing tires twice a year. They're quite quiet. We had a big snowfall and ice once, and during that time, I didn't notice any difference in the behavior of the tires compared to the winter "studs" Tigar Winter 1. I don't know how they'll behave in the summer yet. But overall, considering the price, they're a decent option for the southern regions of Russia.

Beautiful budget tires for all-season use in southern latitudes. Wet/slippery road - excellent! Dry - even better. The tire arrived fresh, balances perfectly!

Winter is almost snowless for us.
I'm tired of changing tires.
To a solid four.
I recommend.

Bought after studying reviews. I don't regret it, the tires justified my expectation.
Balanced without problems.
Managed to drive on asphalt, snow and ice.
Worthy.
Bought the same model for the second car.

Excellent wheels at a very pleasant price. All-season, I took them rather as summer tires and for southern winter. On dry road, everything is fine, on wet road too, as it will show in snow and ice, so we still need to find them here)

The tires are fresh, balanced without problems.

The tires are simply super. I bought them for summer. But now it's snowing and everything is driving normally. The downside is that when the temperature drops, the rubber becomes harder. But it handles the road perfectly!!! I recommend it to everyone.

Goodride tires were very difficult to purchase at an affordable price of 4950 per unit. When placing an order, they seemed to be available at that price, but after some time, the manager would cancel my order due to the product being out of stock... I tried to buy these tires four times over the course of three months)))... And now I've finally managed to outsmart the system)). The tires are excellent. I previously had BfGoodrich urban terrain. Goodride tires are quieter and more predictable in various conditions, both on dirt and on the highway. They were balanced with minimal weights. I definitely recommend them, especially at an affordable price.

I didn't buy it for winter, but for city and off-road driving, for a calm ride for a woman on the city-dacha route.

It's soft, quiet, unlike AT versions, it perfectly holds the road, including wet ones, and confidently moves through medium-quality mud.

Due to the soft rubber compound, in the summer, according to experts, it may fail the "moose test", delaying its return to its lane, but we haven't checked it yet and hopefully won't have to.

We assume that for the same reason, the wear is increased, but everything is fine, relatively to the price with a huge discount.

On the work vehicle, the tires have been worn out over two summers, with a mileage of 70,000 kilometers on them. They float in the heat, are felt strongly, and their optimal weather conditions are from 0 to +10 degrees Celsius. On dirt roads, as long as the tread is good, they perform reasonably well. On snow, they grip fairly well, and on puddles at high speed, they also perform reasonably well. The only drawback of the tires is the noise they produce when driving at high speed on asphalt. They were purchased for driving from early spring to autumn in rural areas for work.