Tires Continental or Goodyear

I'm on some Continental Truecontact Tours right now for the same reason you are looking around. The OEMs suck at grip. I've really enjoyed these continental's so far.

I've got about 10k on these Contis and still can't hear a discernible difference in road noise.

Call me a glazer because they're the only AS tire I use, but DWS06+ are tight.

I just went from the (not on your list) General AS-05 to the Conti DWS-06+. My impressions are that the Continental is the quieter, smoother-riding tire, where the General felt a bit sharper, if noisier.

I absolutely love the DWS 06+ and have bought many sets of them for different cars over the years. Great balance of performance and comfort IMO.

I’ve been rocking Continental True Contact lately and they’re really good.

The DWS 06 is an awesome tire. Had a set on our Jaguar EV.

I highly recommend Continental ExtremeContact DWS06 PLUS UHP. They are great tires offering excellent grip and last way longer than stock.

I wish mine had had all seasons, they'd have suited me better. I got ecoContact6's.

I have a 2015 Dodge Dart and got goodyear reliance tires put on June of 2023 and the center front tires are wearing like crazy. The low end PSI recommendation on the car is 34, and the PSI remains between 28 and 34 consistently. Tires are at the point of almost not passing inspection only in the center front (FWD car) after only 8,000 miles.