3/5Bridgestone Potenza RE050AI would rather have different run-flat tyres than these options (noted concerns about soaking wet grip, noise, dry grip efficiency, etc) or far more expensive Pirelli options. Even with a 10% discount, £666 for four tyres is economically unreasonable, as I cannot fault the grip or noise (for run flats) and they are no different from the previous ones I had (same model), which I only changed because of age and some cracking.
5/5Bridgestone Potenza SportAbsolutely fantastic customer service, whipped me up 4 new tyres can honestly say I'm very happy with them, would recommend them to anyone!
3/5Pirelli P ZeroBut the ride is a bit rough due to the wheel size and low-profile tyres. I don't like runflats either.
5/5Michelin Pilot Super SportSince I've had them, it's been a little cold, which isn't the best to test them out. But, from previous experiences, they give me confidence in warmer weather.
5/5Continental Winter Contact TS860 SSo far, so good. It may be early winter, but they are handling the first snow and ice quite well.
5/5Continental Sport Contact 6These tyres offered great confidence in challenging weather conditions.
5/5Bridgestone Potenza S001The new tyres handle all types of weather really well, and the road noise is tolerable.
4/5Michelin Pilot Sport 4 SThey do perform decently, but there are now other high-performance tyres that either match or exceed the PS4s. I might look into trying those next.
5/5Bridgestone Potenza S007Overall, highly impressive; performs excellently in both wet and dry conditions.
5/5Pirelli P ZeroOutstanding traction and control in any weather, and extraordinary grip on the road.
