Review on Goodyear Ultra Grip Ice Arctic 195/60 R15 88T winter by Mateusz Grabowski ᠌

Changed to winter boots today. Therefore, the review is only for one day of operation on asphalt (I will supplement as winter comes) Chevrolet Aveo t250 car. I took the wheels 185/65 R14 for 2470. After tire fitting, having driven on asphalt, I was pleasantly surprised by its noise. I expected after the reviews that there would be a strong helicopter rumble. Just that winter I had a VAZ 21099 and the new 2022 Metelitsa. That's where the rumble duck rumble stood. Feels like the rubber is soft. Very pleased with the ease of turning the steering wheel, just class. So far I have nothing bad to say about the tires. This is where the first snow fell. Yes, and so much that asphalt on the road is not visible. Decided to test the braking and acceleration. This means that braking on packed and loose snow is excellent (as in summer). Very good grip on loose snow. On rolled snow, almost an ice crust with a slight slip. In this case, this is how it should be with probux, because it is not crystalline (hard) ice, but simply dense snow - the spikes pull it out. In terms of directional stability at speeds up to 80 km, it’s excellent, I catch a buzz from driving. I will write the next review when the real winter comes and strong ice forms.