5/5Yokohama Advan Neova AD08RSWhen compared to the Sports Cup 2's, these sidewalls are softer, resulting in a bit more lean during tight cornering. However, these tyres do have a stickier grip, allowing speed to be maintained during high speed driving. They may even be better than the Michelins in winter conditions. The tread pattern leaves a nice design on the garage floor.
3/5Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 Connect DT1Not bad tyres overall, wear rates seem a bit high and are noisy compared to previous tyres I had.
4/5Continental Sport Contact 7They appeared to have less tread than nearly all other brands from the beginning. We'll see how these last in comparison to the previous ones I had.
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.
5/5Pirelli P Zero (PZ4)I have had to brake hard while it was raining a couple of times and the tyres handled it well.
5/5Continental Sport Contact 7They appear to be brilliant and show excellent performance in both wet and dry conditions.
5/5Continental Sport Contact 7I have put Continental tyres on my BMW M235i Gran Coupe and it has changed the way the car feels on the road. It has excellent grip when driving in dry or wet situations, which is essential for the strength of this car. They give me a lot of confidence when driving in the rain and I experience a lot less wheel spin when accelerating compared to other tyres I have had. I have noticed an improvement in braking response, cornering is much tighter, and I have better steering feedback. Despite being high-performance tyres, they are quite comfortable and quiet. There is little road noise when driving on the motorway and despite the road noise, it is stable when going around corners at high speed. The wear is also consistent and is worth the money. If you want to be able to use the full power of …
5/5Pirelli P ZeroOutstanding traction and control in any weather, and extraordinary grip on the road.
