4/5Michelin CrossClimate 3These cross climate tyres provide good support without that soft feeling, and provide a comfortable feeling on the road without the issues associated with run flats. However, they are quite noisy, more than their rating suggests. It sounds as if the wheel bearings are failing, although you do get used to it. After about 9,000 miles, the noise has not diminished. Nevertheless, they do perform adequately enough in winter conditions in order to justify their use. However, I would not recommend these tyres for use all year round.
5/5Continental Conti Eco Contact 5Excellent grips. They perform much better in the snow than the ones I had before! They also last long, my last pair from this brand was good for about 3 years.
5/5Goodyear Vector 4Seasons Gen-2Impressive performance in winter conditions, they truly deserve to be called all-seasons.
5/5Bridgestone Ecopia EP500Just as I expected. These are the same as the originals fitted by BMW, so the decision is easy. Buying from Tyres.co.uk is easy and cheap.
5/5Continental Eco Contact 6The performance of the tyres is good, but equally important is their lifespan.
4/5Goodyear Vector 4Seasons Gen-2I have driven about 500 miles on these Goodyear tyres since I fitted them last month, and I really like how they feel. Grip and traction in dry and wet conditions are really impressive. I also feel a notable difference in the stability of my cornering. I'm happy with my decision and I have no complaints.
1/5Bridgestone Ecopia EP500The materials are below average, the grips are not good, and the sidewalls are too thin.
3/5Bridgestone Ecopia EP500They're still black and thankfully still round keeping the car from scraping the road.
5/5Yokohama BluEarth ES32These tyres are nice and quiet, good for grip, and should last a good time so I'm happy with them. They will cost a bit more than my previous ones, but the price is definitely justified.
