1/5Yokohama Geolandar CV4S G061These tyres are good for all surfaces whether it be tarmac, gravel or wet conditions. They do tend to be noisy on tarmac and aren't the most economical. They have a rather large flaw though - durability. At only 9,300 miles, they are already halfway down to the wear limit! If you are thinking about getting these tyres, winter is the best time as they will last you the whole year. By the end of the next summer, they will most likely be ready to be thrown out.
5/5Michelin Pilot Sport 4 SUVExcellent performance; there are no surprises in the handling, so I encountered no issues even with the wet weather, as the reviews stated. I especially appreciate how much quieter they are than my previous Continental Premium Contact 4s, which had good handling like the Michelins, but the Michelins are way better in that regard.
5/5Continental Conti Sport Contact 5 FRBrilliant tyres for rainy weather conditions, providing excellent grip.
5/5Goodyear Eagle F1 (Asymmetric 3) SUVPrice is good and I recommend buying. Excellent grip on any conditions.
3/5Yokohama Geolandar A/T G015The tyres are great, but one has been slowly losing air since it was fitted, which is not good.
5/5Pirelli Scorpion Verde All SeasonEvery season, they have met my expectations. This is my second time installing them on my car. I usually have winter tyres, however, I chose all-season this time.
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!
5/5Avon 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.
5/5Pirelli P Zero (PZ4)I have had to brake hard while it was raining a couple of times and the tyres handled it well.
