4/5Michelin Pilot Sport 4 SUVI have fitted Michelin Pilot Sport 4 SUV tyres to my Volvo XC60, and they seem to do well in every type of weather. They are quieter than the Continental Eco Contact 5 I had on the car previously. However, the Michelins appear to be wearing down faster. They lose 1mm of tread depth every 4,500 miles. The Continentals, in comparison, did 8,000 miles before wearing down 1mm.
5/5Hankook Ventus Prime 3 X SUV (K125A)I feel very positive about these tyres. They instill confidence while driving in all weather conditions.
5/5Bridgestone Dueler H/P SportImproved, although I primarily drive locally, I have noticed a difference.
5/5Continental Premium Contact CI have been impressed with the performance of the tyres. In particular, I have been impressed with the way they have provided stability and grip on winding roads. Also, during torrential rain, I was surprised at how well they remained grounded. This gives me confidence in their ability to deal with all weather conditions.
5/5Michelin Latitude Sport 3Excellent, the car always feels steady and safe regardless of the speed and conditions.
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!
4/5Pirelli Scorpion VerdeThey were never advertised as winter tyres, so while they may not perform well in snowy conditions, they will have no issues in other climates.
4/5Pirelli Scorpion VerdeThe front grip is much better than my previous Continentals, even though they still had 2.5mm of tread left.
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.
