5/5Michelin Pilot Sport 2I have an older car, and options for affordable performance tyres for its small 17" wheels are getting limited. These Pilot Sports are a good match for me and the car, giving me decent grip and responsiveness to help me keep up with younger performance cars, at least for the time being.
5/5Pirelli Scorpion Zero All SeasonI have not tested them yet on snow or ice, but they have good handling otherwise. They are a lot quieter than the previous tyres I had.
5/5Continental Sport Contact 6Got a new tyre fitted and after adjusting the pressure, all has been good since.
5/5Pirelli P Zero (PZ4)I have had to brake hard while it was raining a couple of times and the tyres handled it well.
4/5Pirelli Scorpion VerdeThey were never advertised as winter tyres, so while they may not perform well in snowy conditions, they will have no issues in other climates.
4/5Pirelli Scorpion VerdeThe front grip is much better than my previous Continentals, even though they still had 2.5mm of tread left.
5/5Michelin Pilot Sport 4 SUVThese tyres provide confidence in wet conditions and great traction in dry conditions.
5/5Michelin Pilot Sport 4 SUVPerforms exceptionally well in both dry and wet conditions as expected. Good handling.
5/5Continental Sport Contact 6I have no complaints, regardless of the conditions, these tyres grip the road exceptionally well. The only thing that annoys me is their grip in the dry. When I'm trying to have some fun on a private road, I have to put in a lot of effort to get the car to slide. I imagine that's not a problem most people have for day to day driving.
