4/5Yokohama Geolandar CV G058Considering the journey throughout different types of roads in Wales and France. I am satisfied with the journey so far. The noise isn't too bad, and they grip well. The cost is fair, and it's too early to comment on wear, but my past Yokohamas on the front of my CR-V lasted a long time.
5/5Michelin Latitude CrossI drive a 2006 Honda CRV Mk 2, which has Michelin Latitude Cross tyres fitted. I have noticed that from about 30,000 miles road noise seems to increase, but they are still quite good. I usually change them at about 45,000 miles with roughly 2mm of tread left. I've gone through four sets on this car and the CRV before it.
4/5Continental Eco Contact 6QThe tyres do a decent job; however, they tend to be a bit noisy. Since I chose a more budget option, I imagine that's what accounts for the noise. The handling and the comfort, however, are decent.
5/5Michelin Crossclimate 2 SUVThey are doing decently. I would have wanted them to be rated better for fuel efficiency, but they are still reasonable.
5/5Michelin Latitude Tour HPImpressive handling in all conditions including snow and ice. Noticeably quieter than the original Continental tyres.
5/5Continental Cross Contact LX SportSuper friendly, very helpful, great service and value for money. Thank you for our new tyres today.
5/5Avon ZX7I'm really pleased with these tyres. I've done plenty of research and this is the brand I have decided on. As long as the price stays reasonable, I will not look at other brands in the future.
5/5Michelin CrossClimate SUVConsiderable worth for the price. If you are still hesitant, you can compare them to an expensive pair of bike tyres, which are also not suitable for winter weather!
5/5Bridgestone Turanza T005I fitted the same tyres again as I prefer to comply with the recommendation of the car manufacturer.
