Tyre reviews Goodyear EfficientGrip Compact 46

I spent a long time deciding which tires to choose, and in the end I settled on Goodyear. Firstly, the tire size matched my Getz perfectly. Secondly, for the price it's very impressive. The ride is smooth, there's no noise even at high speeds, the grip on the road is excellent, and during balancing, there were no issues. What's more, the braking distance is significantly shorter compared to my old tires.

A great tire for country roads!

Worth every penny!

Good day.
Very good tires
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Handling
Aquaplaning
Braking
Wear resistance
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None.
For inexpensive tires luxurious.

Ran the season, all good, but noisy.

I replaced the Camshaft on the factory Kama. In comparison to it, of course, it’s like heaven and earth. It holds the road well, allowing you to enter turns at a significantly higher speed. I only had to downshift to a whistle when I encountered an oncoming car on the highway. It feels just as soft as a winter tire, but the studs don’t click on the asphalt.

After nearly 5000 km, I haven’t noticed any wear yet

I've been riding on this model all summer and I'm extremely impressed with its performance on the road, especially on wet asphalt. The wear for the season is negligible, even 15% is not yet there, the tread looks almost as new. They always hold excellent grip on wet asphalt, no aquaplaning and short braking distance. This tire is very very good for the money.

I focused on this model last summer and the season went smoothly without any issues. We're in a rainy region, so I tried various models, but this one stood out. The tire is extremely grippy, maintains excellent traction on the road in the rain, and has stable directional stability with no aquaplaning. It's also quiet and durable, so I'll put it back on again by summer.

Size 185/60/14
Installed after Yokohama C.Drive2 on the same car.
What has changed:
Goodyear is quieter, much quieter, although Yokohama is also quiet.
Softer, very noticeable on rail joints passage. Softness is amazing.
It drives well, but I thought that Yokohama is better on dry roads.
In water and under the rain, Goodyear is undoubtedly better and

Great tire for its price. I've been running them for 2 seasons now, and they still got a lot of life left in them. Wear is around 30%, max. Handling is always spot on, no noise, no vibration. What's also a big plus is the lack of aquaplaning and short braking distance in wet conditions.