Tyre reviews Goodyear UltraGrip Ice Arctic. Page 17 1278

High-quality tyre, very soft, after three seasons, with average mileage of 30000 km, tread wear is 25%. The only drawback is that in warm weather (above +5°C) at high speed (over 100 km/h) it floats a bit. Urban highway use.

Operation in Siberia. The tire is definitely on a roll, whether it's asphalt, snow, or ice, it holds extremely well. It has a very large stud, the stud holds tight, after a run it loses no more than 3 units from a set, during moderate, sometimes aggressive driving. It's not afraid of tracks, it's more than worthy. Undoubtedly, the ace of this tire is its braking properties almost on any surface. It's not quiet, but it's

I chose these tires based on the feedback of other owners and it has fully justified itself. In comparison to the Yokohama Ice Guards that I drove for three years, it's like a whole different world. Never once got stuck over the winter, a bit slides in corners on slippery roads, but it's easy to get out of the slide. A bit noisy. Shows itself well in overtaking and when exiting a curve.

The noisy one fell on this one too - the previous car had the same size tire and the same shape. It wasn't making much noise - at least not as much as this one is. Maybe the car is different - after all, the Japanese do not have soundproofing. It's doing a great job of biting through the snow! In any case, I'm happy :)))

Excellent tyres, glad I didn't fall for Hakka's advertising (friends aren't happy, "hakka's not the same anymore"), and the price was a bit lower too...).

As a result of my occupation, I need to drive around the TFR. Unfortunately, not all roads and approach roads to populated areas are cleared. Thankfully, the well-proven Goodyear tire saves the day. It goes amazingly well on full 4-wheel drive in the snow, sometimes even when there's not enough ground clearance. On the road to Kaluga, taking into account the presence of icy patches, the cruiser speed of 110-120 km/h holds quite well on one wheel

Excellent tyre, satisfied. Previously drove on Nokian Hakkapeliitta 7 tyres of the same dimensions (Nokian - much noisier, floats on the asphalt and somehow more expensive).

Mileage is still small, but it's already possible to draw some conclusions. The tyres really give me a sense of confidence. Clean ice - no problems, everything is clear and predictable. The road camber is also adequate, don't forget about the primitive suspension. In general, it's better than I expected. I will continue to monitor and report later.

As for the Moscow Ring Road, everything is as always adequate. I ordered self-pickup in Podolsk. They brought

UltraGrip Ice Arctic 215/65 R16 98T. Budget option: A budget-friendly choice, where price and quality are on par, with no great surprises to expect. It performs well for quiet and smooth driving.

I was very concerned about how the car would behave on snowy road surfaces, but as it turned out, the tire was "trucking along like a caterpillar", quite literally.