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Screen tearing occurs when the framerate is either above or below the refreshrate of the monitor or display.
VSync on or off? VSync sounds good but it also has downsides, it introduces stuttering, as well as input lag.
In short, if your FPS is at all times above your displays refreshrate and you can deal with some input lag and want a complete image at all times, enable it.
If not, disable it. VSync doesn't improve performance, more so reducing it as enabling it essentially reduces the performance since it tells the GPU to slow itself down so it will produce as many FPS as your displays refreshrate is at.