Tyre reviews Goodyear UltraGrip Ice Arctic. Page 19 1278

I wasn't too happy with the tire, in terms of how the studs almost all wore off, but there was a lot of tread left, I sold them with the labels, and bought Continentals instead, in general it was a winter tire and it gripped well, and even when it was a bit muddy in the spring, I could still get out of it, but the remaining studs were a letdown, especially on the Continentals where they were glued on, so we'll see about

Received new tires the other day and immediately changed them over.
The feeling is completely different from Michelin tires!!!
They hold the road well, the noise is present, but it's not a summer tire, and it's a studded one at that.
They handle well on loose snow, as we already have it in the north and I've tested them.
Very satisfied with the purchase, new tires always bring joy.
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Excellent tyres!!! Hold road well! A bit noisy, but it's the studs!!! And noise depends on the car!!! My friends recommended, previously used Dunlop, with the same studs. Very happy with the purchase!!! The tyres justify their price. Also, huge thanks to the staff, sent everything quickly.

Excellent tires, good behavior on loose and wet snow. Drove for 3 seasons without losing a single stud, I recommend.

Excellent tire, I'm already buying it for the third car. The only drawback is when driving on a de-iced road after a snowfall, when overtaking or changing lanes and the wheel gets into this mess, the car suddenly jerks to the side, you need to be more attentive. There was no such thing on Ultra Grip Extrem. Not a single stud fell off in 7000 km this winter.

Good day to all. The experience with these tires is not particularly extensive, only one season, but there's something to compare. The wet traction is very good. They even do okay on the drifted snow. A couple of times this winter, I drove right where it's better not to, and surprisingly, I made it out. No studs came loose all season, although I was mostly driving on asphalt. My conclusion is that this is the best value for the money.

Excellent tire! Perfect for our winter. Already told and showed it to everyone. Never feared getting stuck. Once I came to work, nothing was cleaned, and I drove onto the shoulder where I usually park and... sank to my belly. Got out of it just as easily as I drove in. It's also pleasant to drive on the road where there is little snow, or even none at all. Noise level is minimal, comfortable to handle. Definitely would buy the same ones.

I bought a new car in February. The size is 215/65 R16 98T. From my perspective, it's an ideal option for the climate and weather conditions in the Murmansk region.

Everything would be great if it wasn't for a sidewall bulge after one season of very gentle use (had to buy a new tire). I lost a few studs over the winter - not a lot, but not a little either. On my previous car with Yokohama tires over 6 winters, I lost a total of 3-5% tread depth despite the old age of the tires. It's not very loud to me, but that's just personal taste. Handling is good

For its price, the tires are not bad, but Goodyear's quality is not what it used to be. I managed to get a blowout without hitting any deep potholes or craters, and that's on brand new tires. Overall, it's not bad in terms of run-time properties.