Tires DUNLOP or Goodyear

Dedicated snow tires are not required, but they do help. That being said, we have 3-peak *all-season* tires on our vehicles (Goodyear WeatherReady) and find they do a decent job and do better than regular all-season tires.

When I changed my Trofeo Rs to Goodyear Supercar 3R’s - that also saved about $1300 and they last 4K miles longer.

For context I’ve got them on a 2012 ford focus FWD, and they’ve absolutely blown my mind with how good they are in the snow. Great tires Goodyear

I have been running Duratracs for quite a while,work very well in winter.

I am at 51K on my stock Goodyears and have at least 10K left. I rotate every oil change (5-6K), front to back.

The Goodyear eagle touring is a decent midrange tire. I had them for a while, no complaints other than a bit of road noise.

Stay with the tiger paws. They aren’t as good as the original Goodyear WeatherReady but have high tread.

These tires are terrible. Puncture prone and are magnetic for screws and nails

Our 2021 Hyundai Kona Limited AWD came from the factory with Goodyear Eagle Touring 235/45R18s. At 28,783 miles we only have 3/32nds of tred left and will be getting new tires very soon - they won't be Goodyear!

Bought a 2023 GMC 1500 AT4 with the Goodyear wranglers on them. By far the loudest tire I’ve ever heard on a vehicle. From 45-60 you could barely have a conversation it was so loud. I ended up going with the Cooper AT’s and man…. It’s like I’m driving an entire different vehicle. So much smoother, way quieter like zero noise quiet.