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enjoy driving pleasure and safety with the Goodyear Eagle NCT 5

Waiting in winter challenges such as ice and snow on a car tire , he must come clear in the summer with high temperatures and sudden rain. The Goodyear Eagle NCT 5 is well equipped for such situations. Novel rubber compounds maintain high temperatures their shape; registered with asymmetrically arranged plate displaces water reliably to the side and to the rear.

Environmental friendly with low fuel consumption

If motorists surprised by sudden rain, it is important that the tire can be well on wet roads. In tires from Goodyear this is the case. In both dry and wet track, the summer tires as standard Goodyear Eagle NCT 5 may also feature a low rolling resistance. Since less force is required for the forward movement, and less fuel is consumed. Tires Goodyear Eagle NCT 5 Series therefore use less fuel than comparable models. This makes them easy on the budget of motorists and are also environmentally friendly.

18 different sizes

The the US manufacturer Goodyear Eagle also can impress with low wear in tests. On dry roads the Goodyear Eagle NCT 5 is up to very high speeds are extended. Depending on the model, the tires for the speed class V to 210 km / h or even Y up to 300 km / h allowed. Available Goodyear Eagle NCT 5 is in 18 different size versions, suitable for aluminum or steel rims 14-17 inches. Due to this versatility the summer tires can be combined with both small cars as well as large, heavy luxury passenger cars. The Goodyear Eagle NCT 5 is simply a tire for all cases.

Solid Quality from the USA, which also like the sporting driver: The Goodyear Eagle NCT 5 is exactly the right model for a summer jaunt.

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