Comparison: Infinity Ecosis vs. Goodyear Efficient Grip Performance

Today, we're undertaking a comparison of two tyres which are rather interesting - the Infinity Ecosis and the Goodyear Efficient Grip Performance. Both are summer tyres, which are tested and reviewed based on their performance under particular parameters.

First, let's delve into the Infinity Ecosis. This model, unfortunately, does not hold an auspicious reputation with a 0% rating. In our comparison tests, such as the Autobild test, it secured the 12th position out of 51 tyres, and in the ADAC test, it managed to reach the 9th position. It's strengths lie in its exterior noise, meaning it’s a relatively quiet tyre. However, there's a void in information about its predecessor model or any newer models that have superseded this one. All in all, the Infinity Ecosis stands out for its minimal noise but doesn't impress in the overall performance.

Moving over to Goodyear Efficient Grip Performance, coming from the prominent Goodyear manufacturer, it holds a fair reputation. It achieves a considerable 43% rating, significantly higher than the Ecosis tyre. In the Autobild test, it secured the 11th position, slightly ahead of the Ecosis. However, in the ADAC test, it jumps to the 4th position out of 16 tested tyres, an impressive performance indeed. This model excelled in categories like cross aquaplaning, wherein the tyre resists the tendency to skid or slide on wet roads. Moreover, this model has been updated to the even more performant Goodyear Efficient Grip Performance 2. So, the Goodyear Efficient Grip Performance stands out not just for being a quieter tyre, but also for its heightened performance in wet conditions, and its development into a superior second model.

In conclusion, when comparing the Infinity Ecosis and the Goodyear Efficient Grip Performance, the latter wins in overall performance, shining particularly in wet conditions, and continues to strive for excellence with its successor model. The Ecosis, however, still holds value as a quieter tyre, despite a lacklustre performance in other areas. Remember, the choice of tyre should always be tailored to your specific needs, driving habits, and weather conditions for optimal performance and safety.