Tyre reviews Goodyear UltraGrip Ice Arctic. Page 48 1278

Buying the second set. Very satisfied.

Advantages: Handles rough snow and ice well. Disadvantages: Extremely noisy.

Excellent tire. First 2000 km was noise, transitioning to howl, now less. Performs well on ice. Snow mush also doesn't cause any issues with handling.

The first 500 kilometers the front axle floats, after the run everything is fine and the noise has significantly decreased. The price to quality ratio is super!

It handles more than confidently on both wet and dry asphalt, no questions about its ability to traverse snow, it doesn't even slow down on packed snow, excellent traction. The quality of the tire is good – after two winters not a single tear, even the tread has not cracked, the studs are all in place. The noise from the studs isn't annoying. At such a price, it's pointless to complain about them, I would buy them even if they were more expensive.

Very good winter tires. Excellent performance on ice and snow. Previously, I drove on Hankook 4 Ice and Nokian Nord FRT 3 - these tires are no worse. In terms of snow depth, they are the best among winter tires. Wear resistance is good, up to 2 mm for 40,000 km. The studs hold well, I lost 8 studs. I recommend.

I bought these tires to replace my Bridgestone Blizzak SP01's that I ran for 2 seasons and sold for a reason - I really disliked how they handled on icy roads. The tread is decent in the snow, the centerline and steering stability are just fine, and for 2 seasons I lost no more than a couple dozen spikes off of each tire. The developed tread pattern is noisier than on a summer tire, but I didn’t expect miracles.

High performance snow tires.

Drove it for 3 seasons, then sold it along with the car. In 3 seasons, the tire never let me down, confidently drove everywhere, never a hint of sliding, always managed to get out of snowdrifts, and ice was literally crumbling under the weight. Now I'm thinking of getting them again for my new car.

Excellent tire.