Good balance of characteristics Good handling in any conditions Very high grip on wet road Low rolling resistance Acceptable noise level
A very balanced summer tire that works well on dry pavement and provides excellent handling on wet roads, while also combining a high level of safety with good fuel economy
Very high resistance to aquaplaning High grip on wet surfaces Short braking distance in any conditions Low noise level
High rolling resistance
Tires are reliable on all types of surfaces, and their distinctive feature, which directly affects safety, is an extremely high resistance to aquaplaning. Goodyear will not save on fuel, but they and belong to the category of sports tires category UHP, for which the level of grip is a priority.
Very short braking distance on dry and wet surfaces Good handling on wet surfaces
Relatively low resistance to longitudinal aquaplaning Increased rolling resistance
Very effective in terms of braking in any weather, and on a wet road also provide excellent handling, while on a dry one there is a certain tendency to sharp loss of traction. It is also worth considering not the best resistance to aquaplaning on a straight
A sufficiently short braking distance on a wet surface High resistance to lateral aquaplaning Excellent acoustic comfort Very low rolling resistance
Average braking efficiency on dry pavement Slightly slowed reactions to steering wheel turns
They have an outstanding balance between grip and economy, but due to the slowed response to the driver's actions, they are unlikely to suit fans of dynamic driving
Good balance of characteristics High resistance to longitudinal aquaplaning Very low rolling resistance
Long braking distance on wet surface High noise level
Tires without obvious drawbacks, while the main advantage is excellent fuel savings. Overall, they work reliably on any surfaces, including during emergency maneuvers, so an acceptable level of safety is provided, but they concede to premium-class tires in terms of grip.
Average braking efficiency on dry pavement Relatively low resistance to lateral aquaplaning Very high noise level
Mid-range tires that show average results in most parameters. They behave generally stable, but lose in terms of traction to products of a higher class and, in addition to this, are very noisy
Long braking distance and poor handling on dry and wet surfaces Very weak resistance to aquaplaning High rolling resistance
Budget tires that increase the braking distance and have a tendency to sudden loss of traction in any conditions, so they are hardly worthy of recommendation
