Tyre reviews Goodyear EfficientGrip Performance 395

Hello!
I’m running Goodyear EfficientGrip Performance 215/55 R17 98W XL on my Nissan Teana for over a month now.
I live in Astrakhan, and since we don’t really have winters here, I immediately replaced my winter tires (Bridgestone Noranza) with the long-awaited summer ones as soon as I got them.
I've covered about 5,000 kilometers so far, and it’s

After a very positive impression of the UG Ice 2, the summer tires decided to also replace with GY.
Again the size 205/65 15" (better for Russian roads than the standard size 205/55 16").
I don't know who and what was able to puncture on the pefomance, I caught holes of various calibers, thought everything.
With the tires everything is in order

I've already used tires from this manufacturer! Always been extremely satisfied and for some reason I always highlight them among all the producers from the Chinese to the top brands, but it's Goodyear that I like because of the combination of all the qualities that are built into them! I have a lot of experience driving, and based on that, I'm writing this! Don't compare with China, those guys are much cheaper, so they are forgiven a lot for that! I replaced the standard Korean Nex

Hello. I bought tires in the spring. The size is 15 and 16. They are on a BMW 3 series and on a Lancer 1.8 with an automatic transmission. The size 15 is made in Germany, and 16 in Slovenia. The tires are of good quality with good characteristics. My impression: excellent acceleration, excellent braking. Excellent on a wet road. Durable wear resistance. In a word, a successful model of American geniuses, qualit

In terms of operational characteristics, such as handling, comfort, and so on, there are no complaints, but there are complaints to the manufacturer in terms of production quality.

The first problem occurred, literally after one season of operation - the tire began to leak air through small holes in the tread. About seven small holes appeared at the same time, through which air escaped (showed with a soap solution). Repeated repairs with patches from the inside did not solve the problem, and as a result, the tire failed and needed to be replaced. However, the purchased tire turned out to have a different tread pattern, although the markings on the tires were identical, except for the ExtraLoad (probably the reason) and the country of origin. In the next season, being in another city, another tire began to leak air, and very slowly. Assuming the problem was with some kind of screw, I drove into a tire shop. No screw or other foreign objects were found in the wheel, but nine small holes were found in the tread (as if punctured with a sewing needle), through which air escaped. It didn't make sense to repair the tire, given the previous unsuccessful experience. When buying another tire to replace it, I checked every single letter in the marking and only after that ordered the wheel on the "Mosavtoshina" website. My surprise was boundless when it turned out that the new tire also differs in tread pattern from the two previous ones. As a result, my current set of summer tires has three different tread patterns. Two wheels from the very first batch with one pattern, and two newer ones differ from the first batch and from each other. No matter how much I like these tires for their softness, quietness, and handling, the production quality is unacceptable. I won't buy them myself and don't recommend taking them to avoid trouble.

I've been driving on this manufacturer's tires for over a year now, and I'm an avid fan of their products, because, in my opinion, they are the best. It all started when I bought a Fiat Ducato from Europe on order, which arrived in Moscow on Goadier tires. I didn't pay much attention to the tires at first, but when they eventually wore out, I decided to replace them. My friend recommended a Chinese tire as a more affordable option, nearly half

I spent a long time choosing, basing myself on tests in European magazines, because our ones write an obvious untruth, praising Continental, from which I concluded that one can't trust them. I was comparing to Continental Sport Contact fitted on the factory. My criteria for choosing: 1. Acoustic comfort (in Focus 2 the sound insulation is not very good, even in expensive trim, it got annoying that at a speed of 100 km/h you can't even have a conversation).

I bought these for comfort driving and replacing my Bridgestone Turanza with these is a real treat, I must say. They are something else! It turns out that a Toyota Corolla can be a nice car. It's like going on a camping trip with army boots and then returning home and putting on nice sheepskin slippers. If you're after quietness and comfort, take them. They also don't feel bumpy. You can speed up confidently. As for wear, it's

I followed my friends' advice last year and decided to buy Goodyear tires, EfficientGrip Performance 195/50 on 15 inches. I only drove on them for a season, without any complaints. They're excellent tires for a good price. I like that they are quiet. Unlike the previous ones that came with the car - that was rubbish, blood from my ears. Goodyear tires also have good handling. They don't slide on turns, and you don't need to

I understand everything, of course, but selling tires in mid-2023 that were released in 2017-2018 is unacceptable. The storage and operation period of tires is 5 years. The product is expired and nowhere is it indicated that tires with such a production date are on sale. Why deceive people... or on a fool - maybe it will pass? It's not very solid for such a large company.