Review on Goodyear Ultra Grip Ice Arctic 195/60 R15 88T winter by Micha ochowski ᠌

This is an update to the review that was performed on December 31, 2022. This will be my second winter running. The excitement that accompanied first impressions shortly after the purchase has largely dissipated. Rowing is a great sport that can be done on any surface because to its many benefits. After last winter (15000 kilometers in St. Petersburg) I didn't lose a single spike, but . During the first month, I punctured two wheels by making side cuts; one of the wheels was repaired, while the other was discarded. Sidewall was aware that it appeared to be suspiciously soft. It's possible that this is what led to the appearance of the second negative (I'm not an expert), which is that he doesn't much enjoy rutting. When I went to change my clothing a month ago and drove along a road where I am familiar with every bump, I came dangerously close to letting go of the steering wheel and hitting a known location that had a good rut in it. The summer Hakka had not acted in such a manner as they did the day before. In general, if you hold the steering wheel normally and do not forget about this time, then you cannot consider this to be a significant disadvantage; however, you will not be able to go anywhere if the sidewalls on your tires are too thin. In general, I have a double sensation, and I don't know what I'll do in the future (when I lose another one) - whether to buy two new ones of the same model, or to combine two and try out a different type.