Tyre reviews Goodyear UltraGrip Ice SUV GEN-1. Page 1 252

Excellent value for money for a winter non-studded tire. I've driven on Bridgestone Blizzak DM V1 for three preceding seasons, so I'll be comparing them. The manufacturer is Germany (Bridgestone is Japan). Goodyear is softer, lighter, and has a slightly higher speed index. Goodyear is quieter, and I'll reserve judgment on wear for now, but I assume it won't be significantly better than Bridgestone. They hold the road well

Spent 17-18 winter in Moscow, took a couple of short trips around 500 km each and covered about 10,000 km. The tire is very soft and comfortable, winter driving felt like "wearing a pair of mukluks". Didn't experience any problems with traction in snowfall, confidently drove past cars stuck on the hill, then helped the drivers push them. However, I had a couple of issues with parking in a dirty yard with a slippery groove: the

Earlier the catalogue for this tire on a passenger vehicle, and with the appearance of a crossover, I took the Suv version, the tires on the passenger car were completely satisfactory, in the crossover version there are no differences in handling, the car simply became heavier and therefore increased traction.

There are no complaints about tires on the Sportage at all, always sharp reactions to the steering wheel, effective braking, you always feel the car and timely countersteer in case of need, there are no til

I bought exclusively based on reviews on this site. The tires did not meet my expectations. This winter in the South Federal District was very mild, with snow falling a few times and not sticking for long, so apparently the problem is there. On the snow and ice, and even in the drifts, the car is like a tank, the grip is excellent, BUT on dry asphalt and wet pavement at around room temperature, it's not her cup of tea. ABS kicks in quite often when changing

Dear sellers!
Not for the first time I buy tires from you.
Today, I was offered to buy tires from 2016 (October 2020) at the price of new tires.
I was not expecting it, but I was not expecting it.
Thanks to the salesperson for relatively prompt replacement with new ones, but I have to warn you all - be careful with the date of tire manufacture!!!
Good luck to all! No nails

I am very meticulous about choosing tires. I previously used Bridgestone Blizzak, but the price/quality ratio led me to choose Goodyear. I've driven 3,000 km on them on my Freelander and my impressions are 90% positive! The tires are silent, comfortable, and provide good handling and grip on both dry and wet roads! They hold well on ice, in snow, but be careful in snowy slush!

I took the tire and I'm very happy with it. I rarely write reviews, but after reading a couple with near minus ratings, I decided to write one. Particularly, I'd like to respond to the review from a seasoned professional with 85 years of experience. This driver had a chance to test the tire under all conditions - dry asphalt, ice, etc. - and the most surprising thing is its durability. And it's probably because the tires were brought to the shop for improper storage and

Excellent tires. Comfortable and quiet. Excellent handling. Meet all requirements. The same ones are on my wife's car - 2 seasons have been very pleasing. Good tires, I recommend to everyone.

Excellent tires. Aggressive, durable, well balanced. Urban highway behavior is very good and predictable. ABS only helps on icy grip. Comfortable and quiet ride.

The main advantage of this tire is its good price-to-quality ratio. This is my second set of this tire. The first time I chose it based on reviews and the principle of "low price from a well-known brand". The second time, knowing all the pros and cons of this tire, I didn't find anything interesting in this price segment.

Among the minor drawbacks: on a snowy road and slippery sections, you need to drive carefully, because the steering wheel reactions and braking are slightly vague. In all other aspects (dry, wet road, comfort, noise), I didn't notice any problems.

I have always believed that you drive as well as your tires allow you to. This doesn't mean that you can drive on summer tires in winter). It's just that even on a "super handling" tire, you can get into an accident if you don't have a head on your shoulders).