Tyre reviews Goodyear UltraGrip Ice 2. Page 40 738

Not safe. On the highway, they practically do not hold, very slippery. Excessively soft, several times I punctured the cord on the most inconspicuous potholes.

Super tires

These are excellent tires! Snow, ice, braking is at the highest level, despite being frictional. Size 225/55/16, rear-wheel drive. For 4 winters, it hasn't let me down once. It's clear that on black ice, you need to drive smart and the car will skid. There's no magic here. But the point is that the car drives, despite the fact that there's a layer of ice and snow. It brakes longer, ABS kicks in... but that's on all options on ice.

It's very soft, very durable, although the sidewall initially seemed like cotton. It's economical. In winter, the fuel consumption on the highway is lower than in summer. You can hardly hear it. It doesn't become brittle at -27 degrees. It hasn't been colder than that. And that's only happened once. Sometimes it gets down to -17.

99% of the winter is -5 to 10 degrees, slush, rain, sometimes mud and snow. In general, those who live in Rostov-on-Don and nearby know what I'm talking about.

Over 4 winters, I haven't noticed any significant wear. It's there, of course, but it's not even halfway through.

I recommend! This is a pro. I think variations of this tire and this tread pattern on other Goodyear models will be just as cool.