Goodride vs Pirelli

Goodride offers tires in a price range of $40-$150, with a selection of Passenger, Performance, SUV/Truck, and Winter tires. Their UTQG rating range is 400-600. Pirelli, on the other hand, offers tires at a slightly higher price range of $70-$400, but also offers a wide variety of types including Passenger, Performance, SUV/Truck, and Winter tires. Their UTQG rating range is slightly higher, at 400-700.

Its worth noting that both Goodride and Pirelli use the UTQG rating system to measure and compare the treadwear, traction, and temperature resistance of their tires. The UTQG, or Uniform Tire Quality Grading system, was developed by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The treadwear rating indicates the expected lifespan of the tire based on its wear compared to a control tire. Generally, the higher the UTQG rating, the longer the expected tread life.