Goodride Tyres
Goodride Tyres - The Affordable Alternative
Is a great price-performance ratio important to you when it comes to tyres? Then Goodride is the right brand for you. We stock all common car tyres for your vehicle to enable fast delivery. These include:
Under the umbrella of the parent company (formerly ZC Rubber), Goodride tyres and other labels are produced at nine locations, ensuring reliable supply to the global market. And to clear up any misunderstandings due to name similarities: Goodride and Goodyear are not affiliated.
What Goodride Tyres Are Available?
Compared to other manufacturers, there are All-Season Tyres, Goodride Winter Tyres, and, of course, Summer Tyres, covering all seasonal road conditions. The range is aimed at cars and the following vehicle types:
- SUVs
- Light Trucks and Buses
- Agricultural Vehicles
Among summer tyres, the Goodride ZuperEco Z-107 in 16" and 17" (size in inches) is one of the popular models available. For winter tyres, the Goodride SW608 and Goodride ZuperSnow Z-507 are top choices. For all-season tyres, the Goodride Z-401 (All Season Elite) stands out with its features. This is a tyre with M+S marking and the snowflake symbol, now required for cars in Europe.
Most Goodride models also come with integrated rim protection, which proves beneficial if you have an unfortunate encounter with a curb.
Are Goodride Tyres Good?
Goodride tyres are in the lower price segment and, naturally, cannot match premium tyres like those from Continental in every respect.
Among the winners in summer tyre tests is the Goodride SA37 Sport in the common size 235/55 R17, which is used on many cars. In comparison, it performed better than many branded tyres that are significantly more expensive. You can find this and other sizes in our stock.
In a large winter tyre test, the Goodride SW608 Snowmaster surprised with good ratings and made it to the final with 50 candidates. The braking performance on wet roads was particularly impressive.
When to Change Tyres?
Whether it’s Goodride summer tyres, winter tyres, or all-season tyres from other manufacturers: For your own safety, it's important to think about changing your car tyres in good time. The following details should be considered:
- Minimum tread depth: In Germany, a legal minimum tread depth of 1.6 mm is required. By this time, a tyre change is due; otherwise, you may face a fine, and your vehicle’s operating license could be revoked. The ADAC recommends changing summer tyres at 3 mm, and winter and all-season tyres at 4 mm, to ensure sufficient grip.
- Maximum age: Regardless of tyre brand, you should change your tyres after no later than 10 years. The ADAC recommends a period of 6 years, as the tyre rubber compounds age and may become brittle and cracked.
Goodride Tyres and the EU Tyre Label
From the Goodride SW608 to the Z-107 ZuperEco to the SA-57 Zuper Ace: The EU tyre label is mandatory for the European market and offers you good guidance when looking for tyres for your car with regard to the following details:
- Wet grip: The braking performance of tyres on wet roads is rated using letters. Tyres with an A rating offer the shortest braking distance. Compared to class F, the braking distance is reduced by up to 30% at the same speed.
- Fuel efficiency: The classification is also based on letters. You’ll receive information on whether you can save fuel with your car, though this also depends on your driving style.
- External rolling noise in dB: The noise classification in decibels (dB) is represented by a combination of letters and sound wave symbols. If you see only one sound wave on the EU label, the tyre is below the specified EU limits.
Since 2021, the label has been expanded to include details on snow and ice. The information applies only to C1 class car tyres.
Buy Goodride Tyres Online at Great Prices
Find the right Goodride tyres for your car in our online shop at top prices. To make the search easier, we provide you with a tyre configurator at the top of this page. Order now!
