Review on Goodyear Eagle Sport 2 185/65 R15 88H summer by Janis Kronbergs ᠌

Be careful when parking, the sides are quite soft. Because the rubber is so soft, there is the potential for issues to arise if you hit a huge hole while moving at a high rate of speed. Additionally, the resource will be lower in comparison to that of more durable rubber. To this point, the tires have met all of my expectations. Has pros: Excellent tires. I purchased soft tires in the size 185/65/15 for the Hyundai Solaris. When compared to the usual Kumho Solus KH17 tires, the suspension was altered directly in front of our eyes, and the vehicle became significantly more comfortable to travel in. On the racetrack, at speeds ranging from 130 to 160 kilometers per hour, the vehicle acts in a very assured manner, in contrast to Kumho, which was afraid to go faster than 130 kilometers per hour. In the city, the tires are completely silent, but on the interstate at high speeds, they make a bit more noise than the Kumho would have done. In the rain and at high speeds, the vehicle acted confidently and drove over puddles without any issues. Braking is good in all weathers. Has drawbacks, such as in heavy rain from a standstill during quick acceleration, the vehicle slipped a little bit; however, I did not observe this happening with Kumho tires and an automatic transmission. Due to the relatively poor soundproofing of the wheel arches, it generates a tiny bit of noise while driving down the highway, however this may only occur on a Solaris.