Goodyear
Why choose Goodyear?
When you choose Goodyear, you’re rolling with a long history of innovation – and award-winning quality. Drive with a tyre that’s made to feel good.
Innovation
For Goodyear, innovation isn't just research and development labs. Innovation at the heart of its technologies, services and the processes they follow in designing and developing new products.
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For drivers who value innovation and safety Goodyear’s range of cutting edge premium tyres can deliver the highest performance in the most demanding driving conditions.
History
Goodyear has a long history of making top quality tyres that you can rely on. Throughout history Goodyear has always been a pioneer of innovations. Today, Goodyear’s research scientists and engineers come from all over the world, implementing new technologies to develop Goodyear tyres. Innovation is at the heart of the Goodyear brand alongside an uncompromising focus on safety. Proof of their credentials is in their multiple award wins including the prestigious Auto Express Product Awards and the Evo Tyre Test awards.
What Goodyear does best
Goodyear has always valued life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. They are the brand for people who believe in the wonder of opportunity and who want to get things moving. Empowering drivers to feel free and enjoy their journey, because they know that being on a journey means making every moment count.
Future
Goodyear have a longstanding commitment to road safety and young people through partnerships and schools road safety programmes. Making road journeys safer for this generation and the next.
Why HiQ loves Goodyear
HiQ loves Goodyear for its quality, innovation and performance. Efficiency and grip have made Goodyear a market leader for HiQ. Watch our video to see all the reasons why HiQ loves Goodyear.
Fuel efficiency
The lower a tyre's rolling resistance, the less fuel you will use and in turn your vehicle will create less CO2. Over a distance of 625 miles a vehicle with 'A' rated tyres will use 6 litres less fuel than a vehicle with 'G' rated tyres. So over the life of a tyre, the difference in fuel costs can really add up and have a real effect on the cost of your motoring.
Wet grip
The Wet Grip grading is all about how well the tyre performs in wet conditions. The rating of your tyre makes a big difference to your ability to stop quickly in tricky conditions. If you brake from 50mph on a wet road, then a vehicle with 'A' rated tyres will stop 18m sooner than a vehicle with 'G' rated tyres. If you have to stop suddenly on the road, the wet grip rating of your tyre is critical in determining whether you stop in time or not.
Noise emission
The amount of noise a tyre makes is measured using sound waves, with one wave being the quietest and a tyre rated at three sound waves making the most noise. A decibel rating is also given, the higher the number, the louder the tyre. The external noise rating on a tyre label tells you how a tyre rates in line with future mandatory European legislation. One wave gives the best performance, three is the worst. In fact three waves is the current limit while two meets future legislation limit requirements.
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| Tyre | Conditions | Vehicle | Fuel efficiency | Wet grip | Noise emissions | Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eagle F1 Asymmetric 5 | summer | Car | C - E | A - E | 70 - 73 db | 17″ - 22″ |
| Vector 4Seasons Gen-2 | all season | Car | B - E | B - E | 66 - 71 db | 13″ - 20″ |
| Eagle F1 Asymmetric 3 SUV | summer | 4x4 | A - E | A - C | 67 - 73 db | 18″ - 22″ |
| Eagle F1 Asymmetric 3 | summer, all season | Car | A - E | A - C | 67 - 73 db | 17″ - 22″ |
| Wrangler All-Terrain Adventure | summer | 4x4 | C - F | C - E | 70 - 73 db | 15″ - 20″ |
| Wrangler HP All Weather | summer | 4x4 | B - G | B - E | 68 - 73 db | 15″ - 19″ |
| EfficientGrip SUV | summer | 4x4 | A - E | A - E | 66 - 72 db | 16″ - 22″ |
| EfficientGrip Performance | summer, winter | Car | A - E | A - C | 66 - 71 db | 14″ - 20″ |