Tyre reviews Goodyear HydraGrip 575

The tires were left by the previous owner....

The fascist tires arrived in Rash together with the car in 2007, and who knows how much they were driven without any awareness. When I got them, they were worn out, I thought I'd drive them for a season and then replace them. But to my surprise, they also passed the second season, and now they're almost like my own, considering I've only driven 55,000 km on them. My first impressions

Good, but very noisy
Not bad tires, you can comfortably drive in any weather. But noisy. Very noisy. Hapilite-4 studded winter tires are quieter. :-) On the fourth year of operation, I have one bulge on each of the four wheels. The tread has worn out moderately, it's a pity to throw it away, but I have to.
Minuses: Noise, bulges

Excellent traction in any weather, noisy

I've driven for three seasons, in the rain I feel more confident on the road than others, and I've also fallen into potholes at city speeds without any damage. And the noise really bothers me, I thought it was the bearings, I swapped the rear to the front and the noise moved to the back, I realized that the tires are noisy.

Good only in the rain. Even in the downpour. Went 120 - no problem.
But LOUD TERRIBLE. Louder than the winter one!
Sold after 2 months. The ears were falling off.
Do not recommend buying, unless you live in a tropical downpour.

I bought a car made in Germany complete with the original tires. The car is from 2006 and the tires have the same age. The mileage is 137,000 km, with 95,000 of those kilometers driven in the summer and I personally drove 32,000 km on them. I'm satisfied with the handling. Over the entire mileage, only one tire got a puncture, I just put a patch on it and that was it. The pressure has always been 2

I've tried worse tires, I have experience driving on Michelin, Continental, and Kumho. But this is something. It can only be driven on water. It's worn out incredibly, both front and rear, and I've only driven 20,000 km. Don't waste your money on crap.

Excellent tire in all aspects, but one major drawback is that if the roads in your region are poor, I wouldn't recommend taking them. The roads in our Volgograd region are terrible, and the result after one year was 2 bruises. After two years, I visited my relatives in Krasnodar twice. I drove there twice on dry roads and once on a good rain at a speed of 140 km/h, the car was driving like on rails.

Very disappointing. Tires sold with less than 1,000 km due to high noise level. Grip on dry OK and very good on wet. Comfort is fine, but the noise level is too high, unfortunately.

Excellent tyre for Irish conditions. Great grip in wet and dry weather and far better longevity than the Pirelli P3000 it replaced. It's also a very quiet tyre which is an added bonus. When the grip does eventually go it does so nicely and progressively with plenty of warning.

Very good tire for wet weather, also light and you feel when the grip limits come and nice and progressive when they let go. Seemed to aquaplane a lot though (probably the light car) good grip in the dry, very soft compound though only lasted 6000 miles. Quite noisy but that's the price you pay for the much rawer weather grip, I think.