Tires Goodyear or Vredestein

We replaced our tires on our LR Model Y at 28k miles. They’re amazingly smooth and quiet. A significant difference from the Goodyear tires which were such a rough ride - so much so that we were considering replacing the suspension!!! The Goodyear tires also had the foam core supposedly to reduce road noise - but the Vredestein tires are quiet without foam! AND they were cheaper as well.

I have them on 19" on a MYP and on my ice car. They very good. Nice with comfort (since they are a touring tire, not a performances tire) and rides over small bumps well.

Great in rain, very good in moderate snow on my Alltrack.

I swapped my Conti original equip. for these and will buy them again for sure. Quiet and good in moderate amount of snow. Check TireRack for reviews. Nothing will be as good as a dedicated snow tire and I'm sure you know that. Good luck.

I replaced the Bridgestone that came on my Golf SEL wagon 225/40R18 Vredestein's Quatrac Pro. The handling is equal to the Bridgestone's and the ride and nose level is greatly improved. I haven't used in the snow but they are better than the Bridgestones in the rain. Plus they cheaper than many of the other tires.

I took a chance and got Goodyear Eagle Sport for my 16 Golf. Love them so much I bought another set for my Beetle Conv! It is simply a good overall tire. Very quiet, good ride and decent in the snow.

My 17 AWD came with Bridgestone Ecopias. Went through two complete sets before it hit 80K mikes. Running Goodyear assurance and love them.

Goodyear Eagle Sport A/S. Good grip dry and wet, even handled surprise snow on the way to Vegas a few years ago. Got about 45,000 miles out of them too.

I had the Duratracs on two trucks and they lasted a long time and we’re great in snow. However they get super noisy at 50mph speeds starting at around 25k miles.

rather snot-slick. They slip in conditions my baby shoes never did. Overall, they are nice and quiet, but their traction is nowhere near as good as it seems it should be.