4/5Hankook Ventus Prime 4 (K135)They're great for handling on dry surfaces. I've tried to make them slide on the wet surface, but couldn't do it. This means they're very dependable, maybe even as dependable as the best ones I've had, like Goodyear and Bridgestone. The original Continental run-flats on the car were the worst. Although we don't drive a lot each year, that mileage is split between three cars. One of our cars did a 3,000 mile trip to Italy with Hankook tyres and they were good. However, I haven't evaluated how long the Hankook tyres last yet; so, I still haven't assessed that.
5/5Goodyear Vector 4 Season G3These tyres excel in wet conditions and really show their value when the rain comes down. The car's handling and overall performance are better due to the incredible traction. They are a little bit noisier; however, it is nothing significant and the fuel efficiency is still good. All in all, I reckon these tyres will last around 30,000 miles.
5/5Bridgestone Potenza S001The new tyres handle all types of weather really well, and the road noise is tolerable.
4/5Michelin Pilot Sport 4 SThey do perform decently, but there are now other high-performance tyres that either match or exceed the PS4s. I might look into trying those next.
4/5Kumho Ecsta PS71The tyres provide excellent grip which instills me with confidence managing corners and driving in wet conditions - a must in Scotland!
5/5Pirelli P ZeroOutstanding traction and control in any weather, and extraordinary grip on the road.
