5/5Continental All Season Contact 2I observed better grip in both snow and rain after I fitted the all season tyres. The ride feels smooth and the car seems to handle better.
5/5Hifly HF805Although there are no issues with the product, like some other reviewers, I also have an issue with the rubber from the moulding that is left on the tyre.
5/5Kumho Solus HA31I have used these tyres on the rear wheels and they have performed very well. I will be purchasing the same ones again to put on the front wheels in the next two weeks.
5/5Continental Premium Contact 2I'm very happy with these tyres. They grip the road very well. I feel much more confident driving in wet, icy, and snowy conditions. I would definitely buy these tyres again. They also came quickly and as expected.
5/5Michelin Primacy 4 ESimilar performance on wet and dry roads means there is a small reduction in road noise making it a little quieter. I was happy with the fuel consumption of the Continentals, however the Michelins are proving better, adding a slight improvement in fuel consumption.
2/5Kumho Solus HA31Not fantastic as an all-season tyre. I'm not saying they're awful as an all-season because they've slightly improved grip and stability on the ice, but they're not impressive by any means. They deal well with standing water during the rain, but cornering is a risk. Unless you are going extremely slowly there is going to be understeer and sketchy handling. They certainly do not outperform summer tyres in dry conditions, and definitely do not meet my expectations. They are on my 1.6 turbo Astra that I use for work every day in every weather which is why I have all season tyres. I've got Michelin Cross Climates on our family car and I should have spent the extra money on the tyres I know to be good.
5/5Kumho Solus HA31I am impressed with how they are coping with the latest rainy and icy weather. They appear to grip the road well, which is nice to see when driving.
5/5Bridgestone Turanza T001Great tyres, these were originally fitted to my VW Up. Did 45,000 miles on the front and 75,000 miles on the back. Changed them only because they started to crack, not because the tread wore down. Provide great grip and are good value for money.
5/5Goodyear EfficientGrip Performance 2I have already driven 400 miles using these tyres and they appear quieter, so I am pleased with them. I am excited to see how they will cope in rainy weather.
5/5Continental All Season Contact 2I observed better grip in both snow and rain after I fitted the all season tyres. The ride feels smooth and the car seems to handle better.
5/5Continental UltraContactThis tyre offers great performance no matter the weather. The driving experience is comfortable and the noise on most roads is minimal.
5/5Michelin Primacy 4 ESimilar performance on wet and dry roads means there is a small reduction in road noise making it a little quieter. I was happy with the fuel consumption of the Continentals, however the Michelins are proving better, adding a slight improvement in fuel consumption.
5/5Michelin CrossClimate 2I have had a very positive experience with these Michelin tyres. They provide excellent grip and are soft but are also able to last thousands of miles. I have put them on all three family cars. For their quality and durability, I think it is reasonable to charge a bit more.
5/5Lanvigator Comfort IIOutstanding performance in general, especially on wet surfaces. I feel more confident on every journey since I changed to these tyres. There is a little more noise than my previous ones, but it's not a big deal. I guess considering the quality of control it's a reasonable trade-off.
4/5Kumho Solus HA31This is my firs time using all-season tyres, and I have to say I am very happy with them. In the Scottish Highlands, they have managed -15° to +15° across many snowy, icy, and rainy conditions. They have performed well up to this point. I have just bought two Toyo Celsius which are the same spec and price, so I am looking forward to seeing how they compare!
