5/5Pirelli P Zero Nero GTThe Pirelli P Zero Nero GT tyres are much better than the Continentals my car came with, and they also outlast the regular P Zero Nero ones without giving up any performance in the wet or dry.
4/5Pirelli P Zero Nero GTIt also noticeably creates less noise while driving. The performance on wet roads is better than both Dunlop and Bridgestone Duelers.
5/5Pirelli P Zero Nero GTAwesome tyres! I put them on my 4x4 and they're great in the rain. They are not all terrain so are better for motorway use, which is great for me. They're super quiet on the motorway which is good for the weekly commute. I replaced my Coopers on my Gwm Ute with these and will be buying them again for sure.
5/5Michelin Agilis CrossClimateI think these tyres are awesome! In fact, I avoided an accident with them in my very first week! In comparison with my previous tyres, which slid and skidded frequently, these ones grip the road really well. Sidewall tread and protection are quite remarkable, and then later you can rotate the tyres to use the inner sidewall as well.
5/5Michelin Agilis 3Changed the driving experience entirely. The tyres on the motorhome were over 22 years old. Although they had done less than 50,000 miles, the motorhome had been parked up for about four or five years. The ride is now smooth with no vibrations and the road noise is much reduced. We looked at a number of brands and decided that we were happy to pay more for quality. So far, we are very pleased with the new tyres.
