Tires Goodyear or GISLAVED

I have been using Goodyear Vector4Seasons here on my Citroen van year round, no noticeable drop in range, and they have lasted twice the distance to the Michelin Primacy 4 that was on it from new. They are a grippy in the dry, no loss of grip in the wet, and not any more expensive than summer tyres I would otherwise run.

I always buy my Goodyear Wrangler tires from Walmart. Great tires and an incredible price. I don't know why, but I'm not going to complain.

I’ve had lots of brands, good year lasts the longest - longer than Hancook, Michelin and continentals that I’ve had

I got the same Goodyears from Costco for my RAV4 and they are awesome.

Latest all season tires like Good year vector gen3 and Pirelli Cinturato received very good reviews, the former are the first ever tire to get a “good” by ADAC. Maybe worth a look.

I got a good deal on new Goodyear Winter Commands at end of season in the spring, so I’ll be trying those.

Right now Goodyear has a great sale

Put 265/40R-20 Goodyear Eagle Sport on my 2021 MYLR and handling seems the same. As a by product I get no more curb rash.

I have the GY Wrangler A/T's on my 22 OR. I (personal opinion) can't stand Good Year tires. I've never had a pair worth a shit, ever. I'm just too cheap to dump 1k on tires when the ones I have still hold air. That's about all they are good for. Mine have terrible wet traction, especially when turning.

I got these when they first came out. Worst tires I ever had. They wear out super prematurely on the inside edge due to their “rounded” shape. I only got about 22,000 miles out of them, the OEM Continentals got over 50k before those, and then 40k after before I sold the car. Alignment was good the whole time. Driving style was conservative. These tires also had zero difference in range or performance. In fact I thing the handling was even worse. The road noise was only slightly quieter.