Tyre reviews Goodyear UltraGrip Ice 2. Page 44 738

To be honest, what can one say about one of the best tires? Great tire! Of course, if you delve into the nuances and details, there will certainly be some drawbacks, but overall, it is undoubtedly one of the best. Handling on snow is excellent, it's quite quiet enough for the winter. Ice? Well, of course, for non-studded tires, it's not the most convenient surface. For the city, where roads are even sometimes cleaned, it's just great!

Very good tires, beyond expectations. Winter 2018-2019 drove from Moscow to Krasnodar, Riga, Tver, and Minsk.

Hello. I bought two new tires to replace the old ones and decided to leave a review. I bought the tires in October, 2018 and had them mounted at a Moscow auto service center. Everything is fine, I'm very satisfied. The only thing that caught my eye was the date of manufacture - different months of 2017, but they were properly balanced. I'm very happy with the tires - they're quiet, soft, and perform well on dry and wet asphalt. They are

Excellent first experience with these tires, I'm very satisfied. Previously, I was riding on studded tires. 90 percent of my driving is on highways and at speeds of 130-140 km/h, the tires performed flawlessly under various weather conditions. In both snow and on icy roads, I didn't encounter any unpleasant situations. I highly recommend these tires.

This tire is a great choice for southern winters, where it can be as cold as -5°C and snowy, as well as warm as 13°C and dry. It's an excellent option for cars with stiff suspension and poor sound insulation, such as the Hyundai Solaris, as the tire is very soft and quiet. It will also perform well in large cities where the roads are regularly cleaned and salted.

I was looking for a tire that would not only handle snow well but also not float

This is my second set of Goodyear winter tires and they are glued. Ran five seasons on the first set, all over Moscow, very happy. When it was time to buy new winter tires, I did not hesitate to buy Goodyear again.

The bead is quite decent, but after installation, the car keeps veering to the right. Wheel alignment adjustments did not help, until I figured out the cause. Come summer, I'll put the old tire on the same rims and, if it doesn't veer, then it's a defect and I'll be returning the tire. It handles turns well, with some slippage, but it's controllable. On a sheet of ice, it brakes poorly, but I suppose there's

I don't change my cars often, so I have tried Nokian, Continental, Bridgestone Blizzak+ and now Goodyear. As the saying goes, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I would rank Continental first. The worst is definitely Bridgestone Blizzak - I would not recommend it to anyone: side slippage in turns.

I realized for myself that studs in the city aren't all that necessary, especially if you live in the European part of Russia where the snow is constantly cleared. I also looked at them for purchase last year and still bought them. I rode the 17-18 season with pleasure, never questioning them on the road, they always behave predictably, of course, I don't promise you'll feel like it's summer, they're just a bit stiffer, but in the flow everything is clear

It's been a long time since I've seen such a winter tire. Does not lag, and in some parameters even surpasses Nokian R

Minus one - as any self-adhesive sticks for one season. So I sold it and bought a new set. My review on Yandex Market.