Tires DUNLOP or Goodyear

D606 are really good for the street. I had them on my drz400 and the street cornering grip was amazing. I could hang with any other bike on the tight roads. They're not going to like high speed over 65mph. No complaints on the wear.

I put Goodyear Exhilarates on my 6 and they were awesome. Extremely good traction in the rain. Never really used them in winter weather, but they were phenomenal wet or dry.

Update.... I got the Goodyear Assurance ComfortDrives for the van after some research and discussion with Tire Rack. They have pretty much eliminated tire noise and sharp impacts, which is great.

We also had Goodyear TrailRunnner AT's on my wife's Cherokee before we sold it. They were solid, and did well in inclement weather.

I put a set of GOODYEAR ASSURANCE WEATHERREADY’s on my wife’s 2017 SEL. So far, so good.

2020 Tiguan S - Goodyear Assurance . Quiet and smooth but 215/65R17.

I just swapped out the OEM Goodyear Assurances with Crossclimate 2's on my brand new '22. Did a 3500 mile road trip with them. They're a little more noisy than the Assurances but otherwise, feels pretty good.

You will never get the q4 hot enough and will be more prone to low side, the exact thing you are trying to avoid.

Total cluster disaster tonight for Goodyear

I absolutely hated the stock gpr-300s on my ninja. In the dry they worked fine (only lowsided twice in a parking lot from trying to make the smallest possible circles), but I slid out constantly in the wet (thankfully never crashed) at normal lean angles and not very much throttle. I replaced them after about 4k miles.