Goodyear Vector 4Seasons 185/55 R14 80 H

Great tires no matter what time of year almost perfect Read more Collapse

I am writing this opinion only because of the low popularity of all-season tyres or even ridicule of such tyres in our country. I bought them only because I think that if you drive only in the city, where it is more dry than snow, it is worth to have all-seasons, not only winter tires. Meanwhile, the Vectory 4seasons are better than good. They behave like winter tyres in winter and like summer tyres on dry roads. It's difficult for me to judge abrasion, as I've only recently put them on for the winter So far I'm very satisfied with these tyres. They are quite quiet, perform very well in the wet, snow, slush and dry. On snow/ice or slush they "ride" a bit, but probably not more than traditional winter tyres. The price is not small, but probably worth it. I'm going to change them anyway, without rushing to change to summer tyres in the spring, because it's a shame to wear them out in the dry in the summer if you have summer tyres. Read more Collapse

I used the tyres in summer, it has not yet reached winter :-) I bought all-season tyres, because I can't even get to the plot on summer tyres. Wet grass, a bit of mud and that's it. And all-season tyres work perfectly. If you don't drive outside the city, the summer tyres may be OK, but they don't compare to the all-season tyres even a bit. I have no complaints about these tyres. They are not noisy, they grip very well, they look great, like off-road tires. I recommend them for summer, autumn and spring, I do not know yet for winter, but my father-in-law also had them on his Audi, and they worked very well in winter. Read more Collapse

After a three-month use in autumn-winter period (virtually in all conditions) I can definitely recommend Goodyear Vector 4Seasons. My previous summer tyres were Michelin Primacy HPs and Klebers were my winter ones. In everyday driving I don't see significant differences. A little louder than normally. A bit worse traction on deep snow. On dry they are very good. As the description and test say, they are slightly worse in extreme cases - they don't like aggressive driving. They provide high safeity especially during transitional periods where the most frequent surprises are conditions unrelevant to the tyres fitted. Read more Collapse

I am comparing it with my previous Michelin tyres, also all-season, and see no differences, either positive or negative. Perhaps I have only been using them for a short time. I already know that they handle well on puddles on one side only - they did not pull the car off even though the bodies of water were deep. ;-) By the way, I recommend all-season tyres for cars used like mine - in the city and once a year on the road. The points for snow and slush - only hypothetically, that is similar to Michelin - because the field is required in the survey, and I haven't driven in winter yet. Read more Collapse