5/5Dunlop Sport Maxx RT2You can comfortably drive with less noise than Bridgestone tyres. They perform well in both dry and wet conditions.
5/5Continental Sport Contact 5The tyres are performing really well. They handle the road with lots of traction and I've seen an enhancement in the way my car manoeuvres and halts.
5/5Michelin Pilot Sport 3I'm happy that I chose Michelin. My tyres still have a lot of tread left, give excellent traction in wet weather, and hold up exceptionally well.
5/5Continental Eco Contact 6Great to use when raining and during cold winter weather, but not really tested on icy or snowy roads.
5/5Dunlop SP Sport 01The front tyres have been used for about 3,000 miles and still have no noticeable edge wear.
4/5Bridgestone Potenza RE050AAs expected, these are perfectly fine since they were fitted when the car was new.
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.
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.
