Tires Kumho or Goodyear

I just got the weather active for my Tesla and they’re great. First tire that could make it up my driveway when it’s snowy. Plus they had the highest mileage warranty of all the low profiles at 60k

My Goodyears seem grippier than a buddy\u2019s GTI on PS4s, but I do think their wear is much higher, so probably not worth it over the Michelins. The Goodyears do have excellent rain and cool weather grip though, much more confidence inspiring than Hankook RS4

I chose the weatherready 2 over cross climates because they are similar with newer tech behind them and tire rack had a $300 rebate on them. So far they are doing great in the snow and ice. Much quieter than the oem tires it came with and comfortable.

Owned two sets of kuhmo LX Platinum excellent budget tire very quiet got 45k miles with a few rotations still didn't hit wear bar when changed. I will say not good at all in any sort of snow.

I've been riding on the same set of Reliant for the last 3 years, and very satisfy with them.

Had good year reliants on my 03 Camry and I live near Lake Erie. We get snow. Zero complaints very rock solid tires for the money. 2 winters and great tread pattern.

Two years of Goodyear Reliant on my Sienna. Nothing to complain but mostly we drive local, no much of highway.

Goodyear exhilarates are the quietest ones I've had, also the only ones I had to replace because of a wall bubble.

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.

IMP GoodYear is garbage. I had problems with mine from the factory and they stopped making quality tires a long time ago.

Go Michelin - they grip way better in all conditions.