4.9 / 5 based on 10 Citroen Berlingo First tyre reviews
4.9/5 · 10 reviews
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Citroen Berlingo First Tyres
Citroen Berlingo First is a passenger people carrier based on a van. This model needs tyres capable of handling practical needs for daily commutes including school runs and transporting people and/or equipment. To maintain the comfort of the passengers, tyres should absorb road noise. They should also have good wet grip and help provide reliable stopping. Citroen Berlingo First tyres need to retain comfort and help keep the cabin quiet at all times.
Depending on which edition of the Citroen Berlingo First you have, model years, trims, engines, and factory wheels will have an impact on tyre sizes. The correct fitment can't be generalised. The existing tyre size, the handbook, registration, and load and speed index ratings can be used to confirm the correct fitment for the Citroen Berlingo First. This will help provide safe operation and secure transport of heavy and/or bulky equipment.
Tyres.co.uk will help you review several options based on customer ratings and pricing. You can then select and have the ones you choose installed on your vehicle. They maintain a variety of performance, price, and brand options and help to provide the Citroen Berlingo First the secure and reliable transport it needs for all your heavy equipment.
Kumho Ecowing ES01 KH27
Tyre review for Kumho Ecowing ES01 KH27 195/55R16
Yeah great tyre all rounder.
Mark Jenna
Tyre review for Kumho Ecowing ES01 KH27 175/55R15
Just like new when I purchased the vehicle.
Alana Luca
Tyre review for Kumho Ecowing ES01 KH27 175/55R15
Excellent traction, very quiet, great value.
Salah G.
Tyre review for Kumho Ecowing ES01 KH27 195/55R16
Everything appears fine for now. I want to go over 6,000 miles and see how the car performs.
Yasmina Katriona
Tyre review for Kumho Ecowing ES01 KH27 205/65R16
Excellent! It really helped with confidence driving on the icy roads. I wanted to feel that way again after my previous experience with another vehicle.
Raza Freya-Mae
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Continental Eco Contact 6
Tyre review for Continental Eco Contact 6 205/60R15
Very trustable tyres that give you confidence and perform greatly, especially in very wet conditions.
Bradley Keywood
Tyre review for Continental Eco Contact 6 215/55R16
I have always had a great experience with these tyres. They always give me around a 30,000 mile lifespan so I always stay loyal to these tyres.
Tait T.
Tyre review for Continental Eco Contact 6 215/55R16
The tyres are performing as I anticipated. They provide good traction and a smooth ride.
Lillie Barnes
Tyre review for Continental Eco Contact 6 225/50R17
The tyres had responsiveness and good grip, however, with the price paid, the longevity of 10 months, is not great.
Iosua Samreen
Tyre review for Continental Eco Contact 6 225/50R17
Great traction and handling for a hybrid car. The tyres are also minimally noisy.
Summayah Baby
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Michelin Agilis 3
Tyre review for Michelin Agilis 3 215/65R16
The Michelin Agilis 3 tyres work exceptionally well in wet conditions and are excellent at managing high weight capacities. Personally, I carry a lot of tools and materials in my van and I would recommend these tyres. They are also very quiet when driving, so there is no noise.
Badr Easton
Tyre review for Michelin Agilis 3 225/75R16
The noise generated by these tyres is rather reasonable as they appear to be wearing in nicely. They also handle remarkably well and braking is quite effective.
Aaron Poppy-May
Tyre review for Michelin Agilis 3 195/60R16
I always choose Michelin tyres.
Deacon R.
Tyre review for Michelin Agilis 3 215/65R15
They're okay but do seem to slip a bit on the hills.
Marie Fishlock
Tyre review for Michelin Agilis 3 205/70R15
I always go with Michelin as I have always experienced great performance. I don't plan on getting other tyres.
Samad Furey
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Michelin Primacy 5 Energy
Tyre review for Michelin Primacy 5 Energy 235/60R18
I can't say much because I haven't broken them in yet.
Aziz A.
Tyre review for Michelin Primacy 5 Energy 215/55R17
I drive an estate and can say that there is more road noise with the back seats folded down compared to when they are up. The new tyres have clearly decreased the noise levels.
Andrew S.
Tyre review for Michelin Primacy 5 Energy 215/50R18
Avoiding a definitive viewpoint is understandable and speak for themselves, they appear to be quiet and handle well in the wet. Good fuel economy was achieved on a long journey with the 1.5tsi SUV reaching 60mpg.
Safa R.
Tyre review for Michelin Primacy 5 Energy 215/50R18
I chose these tyres as I liked the Primacy 4+ that I had tried on another car. Since these are fitted to the back of the car, I can't comment too much on the handling, but after 2000 miles, they are still tracking well and gripping the road. There is no wear to be seen yet. What is Refreshingly fuel efficiency improved with these tyres. Just by changing two I have seen a gain of 1-3 miles per gallon! The biggest positive is the noise reduction of the tyres. My car doesn't have a rear parcel shelf, so noise enters the cabin easily, but these tyres have made it a lot better. They aren't the cheapest tyres but they are worth it. I will be buying the same ones for the front when they need changing. Booking and paying through Tyres.co.uk was easy, and the garage that fitted them was great and very helpful.
Archibald T.
Tyre review for Michelin Primacy 5 Energy 215/45R20
Works as expected in all situations.
Rhona C.
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At Tyres.co.uk, among first options, there are the Goodyear EfficientGrip Compact 2 and the Hankook Kinergy Eco2. These would fit the 2010 Berlingo First 1.6HDi 75 600kg van in the size 175/65 R14 86T XL. Please ensure you have checked the driver's door-pillar label for the load index and speed rating before placing your order.
Label C on the driver's door pillar (near the hinges) contains important information about the tyres for the Berlingo First. This includes approved wheel and tyre sizing as well as the cold inflation pressure as well as the paint code for the vehicle. This should be checked and not the sidewall of the tyre as the previous tyres may not be original.
The Berlingo First being a front wheel drive vehicle has no all-wheel drive variants, meaning there is no need for matched sets of tyres. New tyres should always be fitted in pairs on the same axle, with the same type of construction, and a matching load and speed rating. In the case of the UK, new tyres must be fitted to the rear axle.
- Body style
- Van
- Market segment
- LCV
- Gross vehicle weight (KG)
- 2040
- Production
- 1996 - 2008
- Engine Capacity (ltr)
- 1.6
- Fuel type
- Diesel
- No of cylinders
- 4
- No of valves
- 16
- Fuel system
- Direct injection
- Aspiration
- Naturally aspirated
- Transmission type
- Manual
- Horsepower (KW)
- 55 - 66
- Horsepower (PS)
- 75 - 90
- Torque (NM)
- 185
- Torque (RPM)
- 1750
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