Tyre reviews Goodyear UltraGrip Ice 2. Page 10 738

Good tire, holds the road well. Didn't see the snow, but drove on ice confidently
Weak noise.

Excellent tire for a passenger car. It's comfortable to drive on. Well sticks to the road (it's very cold now, it's gliding smoothly ((not skidding)). In the snow, I tried to deliberately slide into a spin, there was a slight skid and then it gripped, as if it were studded. Leaves the most pleasant impression of driving.

Last year I bought a Toyota. The car is very good, but last winter I came to the conclusion that a good car requires good tyres. On a Chinese winter, no systems could save me from skidding and wheelspin. I immediately gave up on loud studs. I needed a soft tyre that could keep my car stable despite my foolish driving and sharp starts. I had experience with Goodyear winter tyres before, and they were very soft, stable and quiet. In general, I bought

I bought a set of 5 in October 2018. The tires were manufactured in June 2018. By the end of the 2019 winter season, there was a vibration. I went to the tire shop. They didn't even change the weights as the machine showed zero on all wheels. I removed them in April and installed the summer tires. I drove on the Michelin Pilot Sport-2 without any vibrations or balancing issues. Yesterday I put back the Ultra Grip-2 winter

Excellent performance tires. Very quiet. Hold the road well on snow, slush, wet and dry asphalt and brake perfectly. On ice very good, better than many studded tires. Just bought a new set of the same tires.

Ride is good, handling on snow is satisfactory, still have to test on black ice. A bit noisy. Satisfied with the purchase.

Good honest tyre. Noted two small downsides for myself: lack of rim guard and light side slip in corners.

Good, soft tyres, neither pros nor cons noticed while driving. Don't recommend for aggressive driving. The tyre is quiet, quite durable. The previous model - UltraGrip ice +, I preferred it more. On the old tyre at a speed of 190, handling remained, on the new one, I wouldn't recommend driving more than 160.

I expected much better from a well-known brand. The biggest complaint about quality was during the balancing process, where it was visible to the naked eye that two out of the four tires had a strong radial vibration! At least 45-50 grams of balance weights were added to each tire. The discs were new, even, and the tire mileage was no more than 10,000 km on summer tires, with careful driving and a proven tire shop. The experience with the same Bridgestones at

I bought a smooth tire because the noise in the cabin was annoying in the winter. So I decided to try this tire. In principle, my expectations were fully confirmed, it's quieter in the cabin than in the summer, it grips well on the snow and has excellent traction on the asphalt both dry and wet, it doesn't become brittle at -20, it slides on the ice with some wheelspin, but still drives well. Overall, I'm satisfied with the purchase.