Goodyear Eagle F1 All Season vs Vredestein Hypertrac All Season — Compared

“These will be my next tires because of their performance in the wet known as Florida: Vredestein HYPERTRAC ALL SEASON - SIZE: 245/45R18 = When I needed tires previously Vredesteins were sold out so I chose the RIKEN RAPTOR ZR A/S Ultra High Performance All-Season Size: 245/45ZR18 96W due to their comments on the forum, performance in the wet and price. They are wearing nicely. I have not been disappointed and have driven in some hellish rain where could not see side of road or lines but did not want to be center punched by a high water pickup speeding in the white out with their lights off. It's a Florida thing. You can order tires and have them sent to the pick up place per the Tire Rack website. they are going to come from Savannah, GA so quick shipping is not an issue if available. Good fortune. It will be a great back to NC if you're on the back roads.I-95 or I-75, not so much but I like blue highways! My 2.67 cent worth. Richard Snipes”

“I'm pretty much sold on Michelin or Vredestein tires . The Vredestein Hypertrac All Season is a 50k mile tire with a great tread pattern for rain. 50k mile warranty too. My two choices: 1. Vredestein Hypertrac All Season (50k Mileage Warranty) - $176.77 2. Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 (45k Mileage Warranty) - $194.99”

“Vredestein Hypertrac Tires Wanted to drop a quick “review” of the Vredestein Hypertrac tires. I haven’t seen many reviews or just info on these tires on this sub. Logged about ~15-20k miles on them so far. Tread wear has been decent ~5.5mm left on the tread (just took my winter tires off yesterday and measured). When I got them mounted - the tech kept telling me how stiff the sidewalls were. I can attest to that because these things handle so well. The car is so responsive with these tires, it’s like driving a completely different vehicle. I am a spirited driver to say the least, and these things hold up well even at 120mph. They’re fine in the rain as well - no issues there. Snow performance is meh, it’s a sportier all season tire so don’t think this’ll get you around in 6-7” of fresh snow. I got around in a few inches earlier this year, but it was a little slippery. For the price ($219/tire) these things are unbeatable. They compete with the Pirellis and Michelins for a little less. They’re a well known European tire brand, and the tires are made in Hungary. Not a bad option especially if you’re like me and put a lot of miles on your vehicle. They have a 500AA rating and seem to be holding up well. I have their Wintrac snow shoes and they’re also great tires. All around positive experience with Vredestein and I would highly recommend. Will certainly be buying another set when the time comes.”