5/5Goodyear Eagle F1 SupersportExcellent grip in both dry and wet conditions. Handles corners exceptionally.
3/5Kumho Solus HA32They achieve their goal, but I'm not impressed. There is room for improvement in comfort for longer drives.
5/5Dunlop SP Sport BluResponseI believe these tyres handle all kinds of weather well. Although I had to mount the kerb to avoid an oncoming car and the sidewall gave out from a slow-speed bump, they may not be the toughest around. I think they are quite good. (I chose to replace it with the same tyre to keep it uniform).
5/5Avon WT7 SnowThese Avons are budget options but perform great in under 7 degree conditions. They are much better than summer tyres in snow and ice, and handle great in the wet - especially when cornering.
3/5Infinity EcosisThe good grip makes these tyres a great choice for all conditions. They have only done about 5,000 miles, and show minimal wear. Of the two tyres, One has developed a slow puncture, and the other also has rim leaks, which seems to be common with this brand of tyres. They make a noise level that makes the fitted Corsa sound like a Land Rover and it drives above 35mph. I should have considered the noise level more when I bought them. In more than 50 years of driving, these are the only tyres I intend to replace before the tread is worn out.
5/5Michelin Pilot Sport 4 DT1Compared to my previous Pirelli's that struggled with traction, these tyres perform really well from standstill. They really handle well in both the dry and wet conditions too.
4/5Michelin Alpin 6I'm pleased with the way these tyres grip and perform. I just need to make sure I change them for the summer ones when the weather heats up because otherwise they will wear out quickly.
5/5Bridgestone Turanza T005I fitted the same tyres again as I prefer to comply with the recommendation of the car manufacturer.
