Goodyear DuraGrip
Size |
Fuel |
Wet |
Noise |
Weight |
0/0 R0 0 |
|
|
|
6.94kgs |
165/60 R14 75H XL |
E |
C |
67 |
5.49kgs |
165/60 R14 75T XL |
E |
B |
67 |
5.49kgs |
175/65 R14 90T |
C |
A |
70 |
7.41kgs |
185/65 R14 86H |
E |
C |
67 |
6.85kgs |
165/60 R15 81T XL |
E |
E |
68 |
7.20kgs |
175/65 R15 84T |
B |
B |
68 |
6.13kgs |
175/65 R15 84T XL |
B |
C |
68 |
6.34kgs |
175/65 R15 88T XL |
A |
B |
71 |
6.40kgs |
185/65 R15 88H |
F |
C |
67 |
7.89kgs |
185/65 R15 88T XL |
B |
C |
68 |
7.50kgs |
185/65 R15 88T XL |
C |
B |
68 |
8.47kgs |
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Top Goodyear DuraGrip Review
Given
71%
while driving a
Nissan almera 1.5
(185/65 R15 H) on
mostly town
for 20,000
average miles
Goodyear duragrips started very well with excellent performance in snow when they were new. They've worn quite fast though and have about 1mm to the TWI after 20k miles. Performance really dropped off fast recently so will need to replace them before I get to the TWI.
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Given
79%
while driving a
Suzuki CELERIO
(165/60 R14) on
a combination of roads
for 37,000
average miles
This is a decent tire. I cross around 20,000 KM a year. The tire were perfect for two years. Tire sides are heavy duty with no problems at all. On the third year, I started noticing slip on wet roads. The rubbers started to show dryness too. I recommend the tire but not more than Max. 60,000KM.
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Given
79%
while driving a
Renault 5
(155/70 R13 T) on
a combination of roads
for 15,000
average miles
I bought these Goodyear Duragrip and made about 20.000 km in 4 years. In town, motorway and also curvy mountain roads. When they were new I was able to climb a hill even in snow, where my newer station wagon didn't make it even with winter tyres (Goodyear Ultragrip 7+, 2years old)! The grip was always very good.
Then (after buying a new car) I parked it in my garage with still 6 mm of profile left.
Five years later I re-registered that old Renault R5, tyres still look good, no cracks at all, I don't even feel any shaking at higher speed! But now they are about 10 years old and in a little faster driven turns it doesn't hold well anymore. It's time for a new set. For a higher millage i would defintely buy Goodyear, but for yearly max 2.000 of sunday-driven kilometers I will probbably choose a cheaper brand.
Given
74%
while driving a
Fiat Punto 1.2 8v
(165/70 R14 Q) on
a combination of roads
for 70
average miles
I have been using this model since I own my car (5 years).
This is second set. I probably will buy new set next year. Can say just I am satisfied with durability. Although I did not have any other brand of tyre, for me this is best choice. And it has reasonable price.
Given
73%
while driving a
Mitsubishi
(185/65 R14 T) on
a combination of roads
for 18,000
easy going miles
My second set on the car, had them for 3 years and about 35000 km's.
Basically nice tire, but it doesn't justify it's name, since mine got fairly worn and torn on the edges - guess that it's because of some macadam roads usage, mostly on holidays. I remember seeing them torn the same day when I failed trying (more than hour!) to get up the hill on some steep macadam road with sharp rocks - those sharp ends really torn the Duragirps, a little bit from every possible angle. After that they should be replaced, but I drove them a year more with no problems. Anyway, solid choice for Serbian roads.