EFFICIENTGRIP PERFORMANCE 2

<p>An excellent grip/duration ratio. Unfortunately, they have such a soft sidewall that the car sways dangerously in cornering if the asphalt is not perfect. When I changed them, I mounted another brand, unfortunately.</p>

<p>These tires are comfortable, quiet, and I find them very safe on both dry and wet roads. They are good at absorbing bumps in the asphalt. The noise level is low. The grip on dry roads is exemplary—braking, cornering, acceleration. On wet roads, they feel very safe.
I have no complaints. These tires are well-suited for city driving, country roads, and highways. I don't drive sportily, but as a touring tire, they are an excellent fit.</p>

<p>Very good driving experience with noise significantly lower compared to the previous Continental tyres I had. Handling is nice overall, but the driving for the first 500km was not that enjoyable as I have felt wobbly.
No issues with wet terain either and a good absobtion for bumpy roads.
I was driving on motorways, country roads, city and am quite satisfied with the behaviour for all driving segments.</p><p>Would recommend the tyre for anyone who expects to make a higher mileage with a normal driving style.</p>

As the owner of a CITROEN C5 AIRCROSS 2.0 HDI, known for wearing out its tyres quickly, I now have GOODYEAR EFFICIENTGRIP PERFORMANCE 2 on the front, replacing the original MICHELIN PRIMACY 3. I haven't noticed any significant difference in comfort, braking, or road holding on dry or wet surfaces. However, in terms of wear, the GOODYEARs are clearly superior. I had to change the MICHELINs at the front after 19,000 km (the outer tread was almost smooth!). I then had the geometry checked, which was fine! In replacement, the GOODYEARs now have 31,000 km, show no signs of premature wear, and seem capable of covering another 15,000 km before needing replacement. In conclusion, for me, in terms of quality and performance, GOODYEAR and MICHELIN are equivalent, but GOODYEAR is cheaper than MICHELIN and, above all, wears much better. So my next tyres will definitely be GOODYEAR.

Around 3000 km so far, everything feels as it should. EGP2 is on the softer side, fairly quiet and extraordinary reliable in wet.
If they live up to their image as "an eternal tire", able for 60.000-80.000 km, this tire is a no brainer choice.