Tires Goodyear or LANDSAIL

Goodyear band Efficient Grip Performance 2 are the tires installed.

Almost 20000 a year in all weather conditions, very good mileage and no tire noise.

I think the tires are named as a summer tire but they have excellent grip!

Especially in the rain soooo a perfect tire for driving in Belgium.

Agree - quality brands make a huge difference. Goodyears are my go to. Have had great experience with Maxlife and WeatherReady

I recently (this year) bought Goodyear Eagle Exhilarate in 255/40/19 and they have been absolutely great in the dry and wet so far. They also get some pretty high, respectable scores in Tire Rack's testing

Just got them installed on my MY today. Seem to be more grippy and a little less road noise.

i’ve got a 2.5 gen so i can’t say much on sizing, but check out land sail. i got ls588 UHPs on mine and ive never had a quieter, smoother ride with insane grip for sub $100 a tire.

i have landsail ls588 Ultra High Performance tires on mine 245/40 R18s. good price and very quiet while having insane grip

I bought a 2013 last year that has Wrangler A/T's and they have performed great. They haven't slipped on me once in the New England weather.

It's an ok tire... Better than Chinesium brands but barely keeps up with other bargain brands like Cooper, Nexen, Kuhmo, Falken, etc... "Good for a year" is an old joke about these tires and unfortunately, although not really accurate, their longevity seems a lot lower than older Goodyear tires.

2022 Audi Q5. 25,000 miles and left rear had a broken belt and tread separation. Felt a vibration while going down the highway at 65mph. 1/4” separation about 1/3 of the way around the tire. Also with 25,000 tire wear sucked.

Every Good year tire that I have owned was terrible. When I got my most recent F150 new it came with Good Years and I slid all over in just rain... put Michelins on in under a year as a result and was very happy. I do highway driving a lot so sliding in rain basically just coasting wasn't going to do well on a wet highway.