5/5Michelin Primacy 5Coming from Michelin Primacy 4s, I've noticed a clear improvement in performance in all conditions with these tyres and they also seem to last longer. I'd recommend them to anyone, except for more aggressive driving, in which case the Pilot Sport range would be better.
4/5Hansinway PERFORM01Since I fitted the Hansinway PERFORM01 tyres, I have noted an improvement in grip, especially in wet conditions. They feel stable and handle well. I wonder how they will perform over time.
5/5Nankang NS-20The delivery for the tyres was done quickly, and the fitting was done professionally and with no issues at the garage.
4/5Avon AS7These tyres are dependable and manage snow conditions adequately, but can be improved upon in terms of performance with snow.
5/5Kumho Ecsta HS51If the back tyres on the car I just bought were more worn, I would have replaced all four. I've been using Kumho for about twenty years, both asymmetrical and directional, but I couldn't find my size this time.
5/5Michelin Primacy 4 S2As they have to bear the weight and provide a good grip in relation to my electric vehicle, these tyres were purchased with a specific purpose. Following the mechanic's advice to have all four tyres the same, I chose this particular tyre as it was in line with the other three. Performance is remarkable and grip and noise are in line with the higher price. These are of better overall quality than the less expensive alternatives (though they do come at a cost).
5/5Yokohama Advan Fleva V701Fantastic! These tyres give impressive results in bad weather. They are quiet and are great value for money!
4/5Avon AS7These tyres are dependable and manage snow conditions adequately, but can be improved upon in terms of performance with snow.
5/5Bridgestone Turanza 6Great value for money and I wouldn't skimp on safety! I need my car for work, and these safer tyres give me peace of mind.
5/5Bridgestone Potenza Sport EvoReviewers state that the new Potenza Sport Evo tyres have resolved all previous problems. They have excellent grip and offer a lot of confidence.
4/5Uniroyal All Season Expert 2The treads on these tyres are deeper than my previous set, and they are wider too. There may be a slight wobble when driving. It's not a safety issue as the tyres will always maintain grip, and the sidewall shifts always do the wobbling. There is a high pitched noise from these tyres that can get annoying. I've moved the tyres to the back of the car so the noise is not as apparent. Overall these tyres are doing well.
5/5Goodyear Vector 4 Season G3I am very happy with Goodyear tyres. They grip well and run quietly on my Jeep Renegade.
5/5Continental Eco Contact 6These tyres make me quite happy. They are fairly good in handling for all conditions and are much quieter than my last set of tyres, which is especially important for an electric vehicle.
5/5Yokohama BluEarth E70DThese tyres are exactly what I need and I feel confident driving with them. I will definitely be buying more Yokohama tyres in the future because of the great performance.
5/5Continental Premium Contact 7In every case, traction increases confidence. My car is a couple of years old and when I got it, it had just been fitted with new, albeit budget, tyres. I quickly changed them for Continentals, which I also had on my other car, and the difference was huge. I always advise spending money on good tyres. It is the easiest way to improve a car's handling and safety as better tyres provide more grip.
5/5Michelin Primacy 5Top-notch tyre that was the most affordable option online at the time. Stuck with the original manufacturer's tyre.
3/5Michelin Primacy 4 S2The tyres are fine, but my last front set only lasted about 19,000 miles when I typically get about 25,000 miles. I checked the new tyres and the tread depth is 8mm. The last new set I bought from a different brand had 10mm of tread depth. Is this shrink-inflation? I won't be purchasing Michelin tyres ever again!
1/5Continental All Season Contact 2I have never had a tyre blow out as fast as this one. We don't know what caused it. I have never spent this much money on a tyre before, and I have never had to replace one so quickly. I also don't think a lot of the tyre fitter. Even if it was a life and death situation, I wouldn't go back.
2/5Pirelli Cinturato P7 C2The Pirelli Cinturato P7C2, 225/55 R17 97Y, seems to have a very firm compound - I would prefer something softer. Also, the sidewall stiffness adds to the general stiffness of the ride.
5/5Goodyear Ultragrip Performance 3Good mileage challenge performed decently in mixed driving conditions. Not perfect but for the price average and above.
5/5Dunlop SP Winter Sport 4DGreat winter tyres. They perform exceptionally well in the rain, far better than my summer ones. They have also managed snowy and icy roads quite well.
5/5Bridgestone Blizzak LM005The tyres have given me more driving confidence since I feel more in control of the car on snow and ice.
5/5Continental Winter Contact TS850 PAbsolutely fine. The ride feels smoother and I have more assurance when cornering, even in the wet.
