Goodyear Vector 4Seasons - User reviews

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Michał
3.6
A good compromise. The savings in seasonal exchange of tires, which are no longer needed.

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Distance made:10000 - 15000km
Place of use:usually in the city
Driving style:moderate
Vehicle:Honda FR-V Van I 2.2 CDTi
Will you recommend these tyres to other users?:Yes

Detailed rating of tyres

Driving qualities
The grip on dry surface4
The grip on wet surface3
Driving comfort
Noise level3
Bump absorption4
Other
Tyre appearance4
Frequent failuresNo
Economy
Economy3
Feathering, durability-
A.P.
3.6
Happy for service, good practice, good tires.

Additional information

Distance made:5000 - 10000km
Place of use:in terrain + in the city
Driving style:moderate
Vehicle:Mercedes E-Class Sedan W211 200 Kompressor
Will you recommend these tyres to other users?:Yes

Detailed rating of tyres

Driving qualities
The grip on dry surface5
The grip on wet surface2
Driving comfort
Noise level3
Bump absorption4
Other
Tyre appearance4
Frequent failures-
Economy
Economy3
Feathering, durability3
Syed
3.5
I drive around Skye on tires for almost 6 months now. I mostly travel between city and I am really happy with these tires.

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Distance made:2000 - 5000km
Place of use:usually outside the city
Driving style:moderate
Vehicle:Renault Laguna Estate II 2.0 16V (5/108)
Will you recommend these tyres to other users?:Yes

Detailed rating of tyres

Driving qualities
The grip on dry surface4
The grip on wet surface3
Driving comfort
Noise level3
Bump absorption4
Other
Tyre appearance4
Frequent failuresNo
Economy
Economy4
Feathering, durability4
czwarty78
3.4
If you drive quietly tires are superb - no need to visit the vulcanization each semester and impeccable grip

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Distance made:10000 - 15000km
Place of use:usually in the city
Driving style:calm
Vehicle:VW Sharan Van I 1.9 TDI
Will you recommend these tyres to other users?:Yes

Detailed rating of tyres

Driving qualities
The grip on dry surface3
The grip on wet surface3
Driving comfort
Noise level3
Bump absorption3
Other
Tyre appearance4
Frequent failuresYes
Economy
Economy3
Feathering, durability3
chi-ha
3.3
A bit slippery in the wet, but it will give you advice, I'm waiting for the winter and see.

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Distance made:2000 - 5000km
Place of use:usually outside the city
Driving style:calm
Vehicle:Renault Thalia Sedan I 1.5 dCi
Will you recommend these tyres to other users?:No

Detailed rating of tyres

Driving qualities
The grip on dry surface4
The grip on wet surface3
Driving comfort
Noise level5
Bump absorption5
Other
Tyre appearance5
Frequent failures-
Economy
Economy5
Feathering, durability5
r
3.3
So far, the tires properly manage there is no objection, but only in winter pass the test, then you'll be able to comment on the advantages and disadvantages of these tires.

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Additional information

Distance made:5000 - 10000km
Place of use:usually in the city
Driving style:moderate
Vehicle:no data was found.
Will you recommend these tyres to other users?:No

Detailed rating of tyres

Driving qualities
The grip on dry surface3
The grip on wet surface3
Driving comfort
Noise level3
Bump absorption3
Other
Tyre appearance3
Frequent failuresNo
Economy
Economy3
Feathering, durability3
Tomas125
5.0
Tyres: Vredestein Quatrac 3 <> Goodyear Vector 4 Seasons. I have driven around 6,000 km on Vredestein Quatrac 3 tyres, a front-wheel drive Peugeot 206, and around 60,000 km on Goodyear Vector 4Seasons tyres. My comments on the Vredestein Quatrac 3 compared with the Goodyear Vector 4Seasons - Vredestein rubber compound: softer, softer - the tyres are a little too flexible; this makes the car unstable when accelerating and at speeds above 80 km/h (temperatures above 25 C) the car drifts left or right - which reduces safety. However, in the case of potholes, bumps are better absorbed compared with Goodyear tyres due to their high elasticity; - Rolling noise is lower (around 68 dB) compared with Goodyear tyres (71 dB): In my experience, Vredestein tyres make more noise because of the cross sipes - which is very annoying (the tyres act a bit like a sound box, for example for a guitar - you can hear the noise amplified by the tyre walls filled with air/nitrogen); it's a bit like driving a tractor. The rolling resistance of the Vredestein Quatrac 3 is considerably higher compared to the Goodyear Vector 4Seasons (the car drives more slowly - up to maximum speed, accelerates more slowly); I would say that fuel consumption is about 0.5 litres more per 100 km); - The Vredestein Quatrac 3 has poorer water dispersal characteristics (slower / less efficient) compared to the Goodyear Vector 4Seasons. Many users ;rate these tyres slightly better than Goodyear, but in my experience the Goodyear Vector 4Seasons are better (especially in terms of driving comfort).

Additional information

Distance made:more than 15000km
Place of use:only in the city
Driving style:fast and aggressive
Vehicle:Peugeot 206 Hatchback I 1.4
Will you recommend these tyres to other users?:Yes

Detailed rating of tyres

Driving qualities
The grip on dry surface5
The grip on wet surface5
Driving comfort
Noise level5
Bump absorption5
Other
Tyre appearance5
Frequent failuresNo
Economy
Economy5
Feathering, durability5
Tomas125
5.0
Goodyear Vector 4Seasons tyres - I traveled about 60,000 km in summer (over 32 ° C) and in winter (frost, snow and ice) - they perform great; I have a comparison to Pirelli (summer) and Barum (winter) - a very big improvement in the quality and comfort of driving compared to the above tyres; great softness on the holes - high damping on the bumps, very high rolling comfort - the car began to drive like a limousine; I did not suspect that the quality of the tyre had such a significant impact; rolling noise - clearly less than previously used tyres - these are also low-noise Goodyears; you can hear the rolling noise - not the noise of the transverse sipes - the V-shaped tread is slanting, which results in low noise; the disadvantage of the V shape is poor drift at high corners at high speed; tyres stick very well to the surface - sharp braking - the car stops almost "in place" (I had to brake suddenly 3 times). I recommend this excellent product. Now I will try to put on the front wheels (drive) the Vredestein Quatrac 3 tyres because they have the same labels: "E" and "C" (braking) and a similar volume of 68/69 dB - but a different tread shape - on the front axle should not endure when sharp turns. Practice - it will show what these tyres are worth. I will leave Goodyears Vector on the rear axle.

Additional information

Distance made:below 2000km
Place of use:only in the city
Driving style:calm
Vehicle:Peugeot 206 Hatchback I 1.4
Will you recommend these tyres to other users?:Yes

Detailed rating of tyres

Driving qualities
The grip on dry surface5
The grip on wet surface5
Driving comfort
Noise level5
Bump absorption5
Other
Tyre appearance5
Frequent failuresNo
Economy
Economy5
Feathering, durability5
kostuch
4.9
I had all previously separate summer and winter. I changed because I have no where to keep extra set and I am very happy. Tires hold great both on the snow in winter and in summer on dry asphalt. Each year, to about 20,000 km, and the tires are 1.5 years. I urge all those who do not competition ;)

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Distance made:more than 15000km
Place of use:in terrain + in the city
Driving style:moderate
Vehicle:Toyota Corolla 3/4/5 drzwi
Will you recommend these tyres to other users?:Yes

Detailed rating of tyres

Driving qualities
The grip on dry surface5
The grip on wet surface5
Driving comfort
Noise level4
Bump absorption5
Other
Tyre appearance5
Frequent failuresNo
Economy
Economy5
Feathering, durability5
Big steve
4.8
I am coming up to renewing these tyres as ther is only 2mm of tread left on the front they have completed 33000 miles the grip outstanding in the wet mud and snow in the dry just brilliant. I have never really had a bad tyre but then I have always had the same tyres On all 4 wheels the tyre has worn really well but most of the time it is the cars suspension and tracking set up that causes poor wear the tyre is very much part on the suspension on a vehicle anyway it all has to work together Manufactors of vehicles test their cars on a brand to get the best the owner changes the tyre for cheapness or look not the functional side these are not the best tyre to have their is no such thing it depends on your vehicle and you the driver my history I have raced and rallied car now I work ford Mercedes Benz as a Vehicle technician these tyre are the best around tyre

Additional information

Distance made:more than 15000km
Place of use:in terrain + outside the city
Driving style:fast and aggressive
Vehicle:Ford Focus Hatchback II 1.8 TDCi
Will you recommend these tyres to other users?:Yes

Detailed rating of tyres

Driving qualities
The grip on dry surface5
The grip on wet surface5
Driving comfort
Noise level5
Bump absorption4
Other
Tyre appearance-
Frequent failuresNo
Economy
Economy4
Feathering, durability4
Total rating of the tyre
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