Goodyear Ultra Grip Performance 2
| Size |
Fuel |
Wet |
Noise |
Weight |
| 205/55 R16 91H *RSC |
E |
C |
68 |
11.45kgs |
| 205/55 R16 91H XL *RSC |
E |
C |
70 |
11.45kgs |
| 215/55 R16 97V XL |
E |
C |
69 |
10.53kgs |
| 205/60 R16 92H XL * |
C |
C |
68 |
8.80kgs |
| 205/50 R17 89H XL *RSC |
F |
C |
67 |
11.44kgs |
| 225/55 R17 97H XL * |
E |
C |
68 |
11.43kgs |
| 245/55 R17 102H XL *RSC |
E |
E |
70 |
17.03kgs |
| 255/50 R21 106H XL *RSC |
E |
C |
67 |
18.97kgs |
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Top Goodyear Ultra Grip Performance 2 Review
Given
51%
while driving a
Skoda
(225/45 R17) on
mostly country roads
for 30,000
easy going miles
I reviewed these on the 24th Dec 2014, so this is an updated review. I've completely given up on these tyres. Yes, they are quite and comfortable, but their poor grip on snow and the vague feeling on tarmac meant I could not suffer them, so I have given up on them and fitted some Nokian WR D3's instead. What a revelation - the Nokians are certainly noisier, but their road manners are superb and their grip on ice and snow remarkable. So glad I gave up on the Goodyears. If you tootle around the M25 in winter I guess they'd be a good choice, but if you need to drive on winter roads such as the Scottish Highlands they are terrible and best avoided.
Latest Goodyear Ultra Grip Performance 2 Reviews
Given
49%
while driving a
BMW 230i
(205/50 R17 V) on
mostly town
for 100
average miles
If there was a score of 0 , this tire would earn it for snow and ice. Right out of my driveway, I'm skidding all over the place. Coming to a stop, my ABS is working overtime. Light turns green and I can't get traction, I'm slipping sideways. Light snow on the highway at 50mph is a white-knuckled shit-show.
These tires are terrible. I felt safer on my all-seasons in the snow.
Given
100%
while driving a
Audi A6 Allroad 2.5
(215/60 R17 H) on
a combination of roads
for 21,500
average miles
One of the best winter tires I ever drove
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Given
51%
while driving a
Skoda
(225/45 R17) on
mostly country roads
for 30,000
easy going miles
I reviewed these on the 24th Dec 2014, so this is an updated review. I've completely given up on these tyres. Yes, they are quite and comfortable, but their poor grip on snow and the vague feeling on tarmac meant I could not suffer them, so I have given up on them and fitted some Nokian WR D3's instead. What a revelation - the Nokians are certainly noisier, but their road manners are superb and their grip on ice and snow remarkable. So glad I gave up on the Goodyears. If you tootle around the M25 in winter I guess they'd be a good choice, but if you need to drive on winter roads such as the Scottish Highlands they are terrible and best avoided.
Given
49%
while driving a
Skoda Yeti
(225/45 R17) on
mostly country roads
for 30,000
easy going miles
Very quite and comfortable but very poor handling and grip in snow poor.
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