5/5Yokohama BluEarth Van RY55An excellent grip even in the rain improves both confidence and control when driving.
5/5Uniroyal Snow Max 3Excellent grip and handling, after a number of drives, there are no signs of wear.
4/5Delmax DM737I have had these Delmax DM737 tyres for a few months now. I've found the grip to be quite good in a variety of conditions, although the noise levels can be a bit excessive at times. They also handle well on the motorway, which makes long drives more comfortable and enjoyable for me at work.
5/5Bridgestone R660ECOI have had no problems with these Bridgestone R660ECO tyres. Over the past several months, I have had outstanding traction in the wet and dry.
5/5Nankang AW-8Their job is good, there is slightly less road noise. They have worn a bit now. They are fitted on a van which lacks the insulation and sound proofing that vehicles have, also the rear drum effect, so it is no issue. Being all season tyres, they are naturally a bit more noisy. They do well in both dry and wet conditions, and seem to grip and brake well. I am happy.
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.
4/5Toyo Nano Energy VanThey look to be fairly decent tyres. I tested them out during snowy conditions and they did fine.
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.
