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Evergreen EH23 review

The Evergreen EH23 is widely regarded as a budget-friendly tire that offers acceptable dry-weather performance and longevity, but it is heavily criticized for significant cabin noise. While some users find the grip adequate for daily commuting, others report a lack of confidence in wet conditions and a tendency for the tire to become increasingly loud as it wears.

Relative score
69/100
tests + owners
Owner reviews
66/100
9 reviews
Evergreen EH23
Scores

Two scoring systems, side by side

Owner scores come from reviews on retailer and review sites; road-test scores come from instrumented tests. Where they disagree, it is usually a discipline owners rarely push to the limit.

By owner reviews

66%
Would buy again 48%
Dry
Overall dry
82%
Corner stability
68%
Dry traction
82%
Steering response
66%
Wet
Overall wet
56%
Wet traction
56%
Comfort
Overall comfort
68%
Treadwear
Overall treadwear
76%
Handling
Overall handling
68%
From owners

What owners like and dislike

Themes extracted from 9 owner reviews across retailers and review sites.

The Evergreen EH23 is widely regarded as a budget-friendly tire that offers acceptable dry-weather performance and longevity, but it is heavily criticized for significant cabin noise. While some users find the grip adequate for daily commuting, others report a lack of confidence in wet conditions and a tendency for the tire to become increasingly loud as it wears.

Pros

  • Affordable price point compared to premium brands
  • Reasonable tread life and durability over high mileage
  • Adequate dry-weather handling for standard commuting

Cons

  • Excessive and increasing road noise
  • Vague steering feedback and soft sidewalls
  • Significant loss of traction in wet or cold conditions
  • Tendency for tread feathering over time

Worth knowing

  • Users noted that noise levels become particularly intrusive when the vehicle is carrying a full passenger load.
  • Drivers of SUVs and hatchbacks reported that the soft sidewalls require higher tire pressures to mitigate a 'squirmy' handling sensation.