5/5Continental Conti Eco Contact 5Reliability has been consistent across Continental tyres, which is why I always choose them.
5/5Kumho Ecsta HS52Excellent, they outperform my previous tyres by a long shot and are very cost effective.
5/5Goodyear Vector 4 Season G3The tyres perform good in wet condition also as well as provide excellent grip while braking and cornering.
4/5Sonix WINTERXPRO 888I've had the Sonix WINTERXPRO 888s for a few weeks and they are good for icy roads and wet roads, as they seem to grip pretty well. I haven't tested the snow depth, but I'm confident. I'm quite pleased with general driving performance.
4/5Michelin Alpin 6I'm pleased with the way these tyres grip and perform. I just need to make sure I change them for the summer ones when the weather heats up because otherwise they will wear out quickly.
5/5Uniroyal RainSport 5I have tested many different tyres, such as the Michelin PS4 S, PS4 and PS5, Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric 5's and 6's, Continentals, Yokohamas, and Toyo Proxes TR1s. Out of all of these brands, Uniroyal tyres provide the best all-round grip, as in summer they outperform the competition, they also are great in the heat, provide great grip when it is raining, and even get through the winter without any issues. While this is also a trait of some other brands, it is not common for other tyre brands do to provide confidence when the road is cold - Even less so when it is warm. I run 360bhp in a Fiesta with Uniroyals and have tested other brands on my Fiesta, M2, and an old MK8 Fiesta. I have nothing negative to say about Uniroyal RS5 tyres.
5/5Uniroyal All Season Expert 2I have been using these tyres for a year and I have no complaints. Both in the rain and the sun, they grip wonderfully.
5/5Bridgestone Turanza 6Having fitted two new Bridgestone Turanza 6 tyres on the front wheels, I have a lot more confidence in my car's handling, and it makes me feel good on all the different types of roads.
5/5Goodyear EfficientGrip PerformanceMaintains an excellent grip in all weather conditions, with little noise.
5/5Goodyear Vector 4 Season G3I was always happy with my Michelin Crossclimate tyres, even at the legal limit for tread depth. They still gripped well and I felt safe. These Goodyear tyres may not have been tested in snow yet, but I've been impressed with their grip and especially their quietness. It's almost like there's a new car, the difference is that noticeable, and I think now I've realised that the noise was different. Compared with other surfaces they're much quieter. I liked the Michelins for their quietness, but newer models are 3db louder, so I switched to the Goodyears with a lower 69db rating and they were cheaper. I'm really happy with my decision and will see how they perform in the snow.
5/5Continental Winter Contact TS870These tyres were purchased for a trip to Austria, and I can say they had no issues and handled remarkably in rain, ice and snow.
4/5Infinity EcofourGreat performance in all weather for an affordable tyre. Highly recommended, 5 stars!
4/5Sonix WINTERXPRO 888I've had the Sonix WINTERXPRO 888s for a few weeks and they are good for icy roads and wet roads, as they seem to grip pretty well. I haven't tested the snow depth, but I'm confident. I'm quite pleased with general driving performance.
3/5Kumho Ecsta HS52I feel comfortable driving in the rain. These tyres give a strong grip and perform well on the road.
5/5Nankang N607+I'm glad to have these tyres! I know I can count on them to give me control in cornering situations and good grip in rainy weather. Easy to fit. Balance seems perfect. Worth the money.
