5/5Michelin Agilis CrossClimateI like to use all season Tyres in Scotland as the weather is very rainy and I find that they give good grip. I consider safety to be a priority whatever the type of weather is, and they are also a good compromise instead of swapping out to summer and winter tyres.
5/5Durun C212I just fitted these Durun C212 tyres and I am very impressed so far. They have good grip in both wet and dry conditions. They are also much more comfortable than my previous tyres. Good choice!
4/5Nankang CW-20These tyres last a long time but are very loud. They grip the road well, but I haven't had the chance to test the tyres in the wet because we've had a long summer. Based on my research, this amount of noise (approximately 78db) seems to be fairly typical. From my experience, the manufacturer seems to fulfil their aim of leading the budget tyre segment.
5/5Kumho Winter Portran CW51They've done well in muddy conditions and have coped with a little snow and frost.
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.
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.
4/5Goodyear EfficientGrip CargoEverything is still going well. The tyres give good grip on wet roads and the steering has improved with the tyres.
