Goodyear Assurance WeatherReady 2 All-Weather Tire for Passenger & CUV
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Nothing brings you peace of mind like knowing you and your family are taken care of. Slick, rainy roads and wintry conditions are no match for the Goodyear® Assurance WeatherReady® 2. With its superior wet handling and AquaTred ® Technology, this all-weather tire is the obvious choice when it comes to inclement weather. Now, when the stakes are high on the road, your confidence can be high too.
All-Weather Technology features a specialized tread compound to help the tread stay adaptable in all seasons, and achieve severe snow designation
AquaTred® Technology features an enhanced tread pattern with sweeping grooves to help move out water and slush for better handling and performance
Evolving Traction™ Grooves help displace water on the road for the life of the tire, maintaining grip
Unique comfort inserts reduce bumps and vibrations while enhancing steering control for smooth transitions when changing lanes
Wheels sold separately
| Tire Type | All Weather |
|---|---|
| Studdable | No |
| Directional Indicator | Yes |
| Low Rolling Resistance Tire | No |
| Symmetrical Indicator | No |
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Our optional Tire Replacement Advantage warranty gets you free replacement tires against non-repairable damage from road hazards and manufacturer defects.
From $9.99 per tire with installation
You can opt in when booking your installation appointment online, then pay (or opt out) in store.
| Coverage | Standard Tire Care Guarantee | Tire Replacement Advantage |
|---|---|---|
| Warranty cost | No charge with installation | From $9.99 with installation |
| Manufacturer defects or damage replacement | Pro-Rated | Availability |
| Non-repairable road hazard damage replacement | Pro-Rated | Availability |
| 1 year spare tire change service | unavailability | Availability |
| 6-year warranty from the date of purchase | Availability | Availability |
| Repairable road hazard damage repair | Availability | Availability |
| New rubber valve stems | Availability | Availability |
| 30 day customer satisfaction guarantee | Availability | Availability |
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Q: are they quite
23 days agoA: Yes, they are quieter than other tires I've had.
17 days agoHelpful?
Q: Hi there, does the weather ready 2 tire out perform the cross climate 2 tire on snow and ice? The weather ready 2 seems to be a very new tire and I can't find much information on it
a year agoA: In one comparison on YouTube the tires ( Cross Climate 2 and Goodyear ) were so close that a “ winner “ couldn’t be chosen. Even a Goodyear Rep. thought the tires were so close that a clear winner was hard to pick. I have a set of Michelin CrossClimates on my 2017Highlander since June 2022. They are still at 7.5/32nds tread depth with a little over 35,000 kms on them. They haven’t seen really deep snow but are capable and predictable in up to 3 inches of snow or slush. On ice particularly black ice, they have done well but I adjust my speed and braking regardless. The comparison I mentioned didn’t test for ice or snow but just looking at the tread design on both tires the Goodyear should be just as good as the Cross Climate. The Goodyear has softer sidewalls ( but not squishy but a quiet tire on the highway) as well as evolving treads where the grooves get wider as the treads wear which should mean better hydroplaning reduction as the tire nears replacement time. The Goodyears are usually a tiny bit cheaper as well.
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