Tyre reviews Goodyear Vector 4 Seasons. Страница 2 936

Excellent tyres for any season! Already driven 5 seasons with 2 of them being winters. Bought in St. Petersburg in November 2014. The tread is still in order, no bumps, no noise. Drives perfectly on a wet road, aquaplaning is comparable to neither winter nor summer tyres. Also, they behave well when braking. In icy conditions, if you drive carefully and don't speed, they're a 3 in general. In slushy snow (m

These tires are perfect for summer. In snowy conditions they outperform winter studs; on ice under water, they skim across, just like the Russian studded tires. On wet ice on a hill, you can drive at an angle of 35-40 degrees at low speed. Generally, these tires are not for ice.

Very happy with the choice. I mostly drive on asphalt, but I was looking for summer tires that would allow me to safely leave the road and drive down to a river. I don't intentionally drive in the mud, but I was able to drive where my colleagues had problems with regular tires. For spring/autumn in Siberia - perfect, I can safely remove the studs even if there are still morning frosts, and drive in the autumn until the winter weather finally sets in. They handle

185/60R14, France. Bought through an online store, relying on the few reviews available, as it's hard to get in our area. The tire was very pleasing, it's grippy and robust, no aquaplaning whatsoever. It's quite soft and relatively quiet. Rode it at the end of winter on a test drive up to -15°C carefully, and you can drive on it, it's just a little worse than the winter tire. I'd say it

I bought it for summer, and in winter, I use it with studs. In the summer, I love mud and dirt. The tyre is good quality, and it works well in mud. It brakes well on dry and wet asphalt, and I've had to change it only a couple of times in the time I've had it. I bought it from a Polish manufacturer, and at the time of writing the review, the mileage on the tyre was around 30,000. The wear is

Last year we drove through the Alps in Austria, and this Christmas, we drove through France, Germany, etc. to Finland and back through Sweden to Norway. You get the idea. Dry roads, wet roads, snowy roads, wet roads, roads with snow on top and marble-like roads, thrown off trucks, these truck tyres are fine on the spot. They've had a lot of full winters on them, and they're great in the summer too.

Bought to replace the front tyres on my wife's car, I live in a hilly area (Pennines) and wanted something that could handle snow without having to buy a second set of tyres for the car. Has performed well on all fronts. The snow grip (compared to the old summer tyres) was excellent. No great sacrifice in other areas. A really good tyre.

I've been using Goodyear 4 all season tyres for 6 years on 2 cars (Peugeot 207 and Ford Mondeo). I'm very satisfied and enjoying the comfort of not having to switch between winter and summer tyres. The tyres have sufficient winter capabilities on snowy and icy roads in the garage. All year round possibility is very good. The only minus is that the tyres become noisy on the O.N.T. leading wheels approximately around 35-40,000 km due to

The best tires I have ever ordered! Can't fault them. The aggressive tread bites into the road, and you can almost hear the asphalt crying in pain as you wind it up! I gave them top scores in every category, but know they're quite loud (he just doesn't bother me!). Made an emergency stop in the rain and was very pleased with the result. If everyone used these tires accidents would be reduced.

Compared to Dunlop SP Sports (OEM), they tend to wander a bit on the tread block around the corners, which I accept as they do handle very well in standing water. Unproven in the UK in winter yet. Wear is excellent - 7mm remaining after 12,000 miles.