Tyre reviews Goodyear UltraGrip Performance. Page 2 270

Took a long time to choose between Goodyear and Michelin, but opted for the first one. I think the price-to-quality ratio is optimal. They are soft enough, hold the road well, both on dry and wet surfaces. Of course, not for off-road, just for a highway. Sometimes small stones get stuck in the tread and make a creaking sound afterwards, it happens. Not as quiet as "Michelins", but overall I'm satisfied. 4+

I bought this tire in 2012, 205/50 r17, and I still drive on it. It is a great tire, except that it doesn't like bad roads. One time I hit a pothole that left me with a nasty bump, but the tire wore minimally, the bead is still excellent, it handled understeer and high speed cornering perfectly. I highly recommend it!

Ensure reliable traction on slippery, winter roads. This is achieved through the use of circumferential and lateral grooves in the tread. Excellent performance on uphill climbs. Good handling on wet and dry roads.

Winter asphalt tire.

I don't know who wrote the previous reviews, but this tire is not for winter, but for dry winter asphalt. When it snows, you need to drive very carefully, on uncleared Kiev hills and descents, the tire fails - you can't climb or descend. It's far from UG-500. I drove for two seasons and only because it's expensive, otherwise I would have thrown it away immediately in the first season. The expression "Like

Excellent tire. Perfect for a mild winter. It behaves confidently on the roads. Gouda, the guys did manage to combine high quality with affordable prices.

Urban driving. Good dynamics, great braking performance on wet and snowy roads. Just sticks on dry pavement. Everything is great.

Good winter tire. Good snow traction and comfortable driving. Mediocre traction on dry surfaces at 0-7 C ambient temperature.

Poor on wet, satisfactory on dry. At first around 5000 km in order, then very poor traction.

The best winter tire I had was almost genuine

Very good on dry, can be improved on wet. Best choiche if you don't drive as much on snow, but you want a sporty winter tire