5/5Goodyear Vector 4 Season G3Great all-round performance; we haven't faced any snow this winter, but I believe they'll be fine when snow does come.
5/5Yokohama BluEarth E70NI have been really impressed by these tyres! They have great traction and improved my car's handling quite a bit.
5/5Michelin CrossClimate 2Fairly recent damages on one of the new rims after a scuff against a kerb, reasonable though.
5/5Autogreen Versat-AS2Really good tyres, they give me confidence driving in wet conditions, and I handle them perfectly.
4/5Kumho WP52+In general these tyres do well in different conditions. I have seen improvements in handling and stability when cornering at speed. The only downside is that there is a bit of road noise at higher speed but this doesn't impact my satisfaction. So far they have held up nice.
5/5Kumho ES31Definitely impressed with the tyres. Great to see you can get a decent quality on the more economical side. Next time I'll definitely switch from Contis to Kumho.
5/5Hankook Kinergy 4S2 (H750)Excellent tyres. They inspire complete trust for braking, turning, and speeding up in all sorts of conditions; from winter snow and slush to heavy rain, flooded roads, and summer heat. The confidence they give you does bring a bit more noise, but comfort remains top notch. For driving reliably in any weather it's a completely reasonable trade off. I'm on the road 300 miles every week commuting, plus more at the weekends. Efficiency hasn't altered noticeably. For their all season performance and durability they are great value. They hold air pressure beautifully for weeks on end.
4/5Hankook Kinergy 4S2 (H750)I have only used them once in the snow, but they are certainly better than summer tyres.
5/5Michelin CrossClimate 2The road conditions do not affect the grip and confidence provided by these tyres. Fitted to the car, the impressive high quality and durability of these tyres help you forget the price (which is, I admit, steep). I genuinely believe they are the best tyres on the market.
