5/5Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2Michelin Cup 2 provides incredible performance on dry conditions and if you're cautious, they do fine in the wet as well. The only downside is that they come with 5.5mm of tread, so if you're using your tyres like most, you'll be replacing them often. However, given the remarkable grip and handling, especially in difficult conditions, the price is justified.
5/5Pirelli Cinturato P7 C2 ElectThese tyres provide a feeling of much greater safety in wet conditions. Ride comfort is also exceptional.
3/5Firestone Destination WinterGreat traction in winter but do feel a bit noisy when on the motorway. Overall not bad.
5/5Goodyear Eagle F1 (Asymmetric 2)Definitely, spending more money on good brand tyres is worth it. Although they are more expensive, they will last twice as long.
5/5Michelin CrossClimate SUVHandles well in the rain. Managed fine while snow driving with my previous vehicle.
5/5Continental Conti Sport Contact 3Excellent grip and traction come rain or shine, an surprisingly quiet for a wide tyre. My last set on the rear of a rear-wheel-drive car did 28,000 miles, and the front ones did almost 40,000 miles.
5/5Goodyear Eagle F1 (Asymmetric 3)In poor weather conditions, it has great grip as well as being fuel efficient.
5/5Goodyear Eagle F1 (Asymmetric 3)The tyres have worked great so far. My last set from this brand and model was very durable, so I hope these new ones are just as good. I'm not a fan of the noise on some roads, especially the rough motorways, but overall they're excellent.
5/5Goodyear Eagle F1 (Asymmetric)Road handling for these tyres is outstanding and the appearance is just as exceptional.
5/5Pirelli P ZeroOutstanding traction and control in any weather, and extraordinary grip on the road.
