5/5Pirelli Cinturato P7 C2These Pirelli tyres have provided good traction and stability on all surfaces, and I have been very satisfied so far.
5/5Hifly Vigorous HP801Was expecting a bit of a faff and it was the opposite. Booked a morning slot, dropped the car, picked it up at lunch. Everything worked exactly as described on the site.
5/5Nankang Eco-2I'm really pleased with my decision; these tyres have been worth the money as their handling is noticeably better than my previous ones. They feel stable when driving at higher speeds, too.
5/5Goodyear Vector 4 Season G3The grip is phenomenal, and the noise from these tyres is minimal. I haven't tested them out in snowy conditions yet. I haven't noticed any significant change in fuel consumption. I used a previous generation 2 version on my SUV, which did exceptionally well in the snow in France, and that is why I selected them for my new van.
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.
