Goodyear Eagle Touring 

The last time I reviewed this tire was soon after I purchased it. I was interested to see if noise was an issue since several reviewers said it was. It was not for my Kia Niro EV. This tire was designed to reduce noise. I have now driven it in wet conditions and found it to be an excellent rain tire. Very predictable. Good steering feel. But, as noted, we use this vehicle mostly to run errands around town and only seldom take it on long trips. And the longer trips we have taken, have all been on dry pavement.

Only had them on a couple thousand miles but so far they've been great in the heavy downpours we get in SETX and they're quiet as can be. If they don't change drastically I'd definitely buy them again.

Noise level very minimal as compared to factory stocked tires. Excellent traction on dry surface and feels like the tires has a good grip on the road. Ice traction not great but snow and deep snow excellent.

My focus for my Venza was to find a well rounded and balanced tire. Something that does well in anything with a focus on comfort and low noise. I was also looking for something that would have improved handling characteristics over the OE tires. I''m typically not a fan of Goodyear''s but after some research (including the TR video review) I landed on the ElectricDrive2. I don''t have many miles, not to much time in the wet and nothing in the winter. Anyway these are my initial thoughts. I feel the ElectricDrive2 are a really well balanced tire. They are comfortable and quiet on the road. On the highway and city they soak up bumps well while still maintaining composure. The handling during transitions or taking off ramps at speed is really good. They definitely step up handling and balance of the vehicle in the dry vs the OE tires. The few stints I had them in rain they did well. They also have rim edge guards to protect your rims. Which is nice. I feel these tires (so far) accomplish what I was looking to get out of them for my Hybrid.

Noise level very minimal as compared to factory stocked tires. Excellent traction on dry surface and feels like the tires has a good grip on the road. Ice traction not great but snow and deep snow excellent.

This tire has been a significant upgrade compared to the OEM Michelin Energy Savers that came on my Chevy Bolt from the factory. Significantly better dry and especially wet traction compared to OEM, with the only drawback being a bit less efficiency (although still very good). The biggest issue I had was initially one of the four tires I got had its inner foam lining separate and cause serious vibrations (within the first ~100 miles). It took the Goodyear store 3x additional visits to properly diagnose the problem and source a replacement tire. After that, I've had nothing but great experiences with this tire and likely will buy another set when the time comes.

So far, so good. This was my 1st Tire Rack purchase. Website was loaded with good information about the tires. Big selection. The tires ride really smooth. The test will be how many miles I get out of them.

Being a new tire, there was a dearth of information and reviews for this tire. Most of what I could find, however, was mixed-to-negative, largely based on speculation, not real-world testing. I took a chance when I ordered these tires, relying on my engineering background and knowledge of the R&D behind this design. I'm just 1000 miles in, but my initial reactions are: (1) this is the quietest, most comfortable EV tire I have ever used (and I've used several Tesla OEM tires from Continental and others), and (2) its definitely not as grippy as a Primacy, but the difference is truly only meaningful in emergency situations, or roads frequently experiencing wet/slippery conditions.

I'll continue updating as I pile up the miles. So far, highly recommmended!

These tires are so much quieter than the Michelle Cross Climate 2. I only had them for two weeks, so I don't know how well they will hold up. I haven't noticed any different in miles per kilowatt hours. I am getting about 4.1 miles per kilowatt hour. The ride is comfortable, and the steering is as good. So far so good. I will update after winter.

Good tire. Wear is less than other ev rated tires

They are quiet compared to other tires used on my Prius. Prius is a loud car with any tire I've tried. This is my second set of ElectricDrive2 on 2 different Prius V's (that's the longer model, 5-door wagon, and it's taller than other P's) and the tread wear is impressive. Wifes rolled on our first pair for 15 months--I don't drive it much so didn't get a chance to check wet conditions. Drove on some dirt roads last winter, snow covered but not wet, too cold, so it was packed snow. I liked the performance there, no complaints, no noticeable under-performance. Hydraulic drive train gives P a feel that is more stable than my All-wheel and 2-wheel drive rigs. Have to repeat that these tires are wearing nicely. Got an alignment with latest pair, put the new set on the rear.