3/5Michelin Agilis CrossClimateThey do really perform exceptionally on dry roads, however, while wet, it is difficult to obtain good grip upon setting off. In the corners, at a reasonable speed, I do not feel secure, especially with leaves that are wet. They are also not the very best on muddy roads. They have not been tested by me in the snow, but my expectations are not too high. I know that it is a front-wheel-drive transit, but I have to get around.
4/5Pirelli P Zero Nero GTPirelli is the first brand I've relied on for tyres, and I've never been let down.
4/5Continental Van Contact WinterI can highly recommend Continental Van Contact Winter tyres. They are great on wet surfaces and good for the snowy weather. I do notice a little more road noise than the last set of tyres I had, but they perform well overall. Pretty good investment.
5/5Michelin Agilis CrossClimateWithout a doubt, these are the best tyres I have fitted to any of the four work vans. They provide great traction on wet surfaces and are unexpectedly good in the snow.
5/5Michelin Agilis 3Changed the driving experience entirely. The tyres on the motorhome were over 22 years old. Although they had done less than 50,000 miles, the motorhome had been parked up for about four or five years. The ride is now smooth with no vibrations and the road noise is much reduced. We looked at a number of brands and decided that we were happy to pay more for quality. So far, we are very pleased with the new tyres.
4/5Avon AV12It's working well, but I'm disappointed the garage didn't swap out the valves. For the age of the car (18 years), you'd think that might be a safety concern.
