5/5Uniroyal AllSeasonExpert 3I have been very pleased with my purchase and have yet to notice any negative issues. I have noticed that my vehicle feels more planted which is nice. I have noticed that they supplied decent grip in both wet and dry conditions with lovely comfort.
5/5Bridgestone Turanza T005AGreat performance from the tyres, and I can most certainly feel a difference from my previous set of tyres.
3/5Continental Premium Contact 6I already have a slow leak in one of the tyres, so it's difficult to assess the situation in its entirety. At the end of the day, it is still just a tyre.
5/5Continental Winter Contact TS870 PEffective on both old and fresh snow, these have a high reliability and grip the road.
5/5Michelin Pilot Sport 5I currently have Michelin PS5s fitted over the sporty Hankook iON evo R tyres, which provided my Mini JCW E with no grip at all. During acceleration, the car would struggle to gain traction under even the most moderate of circumstances, and at 6,500 miles, the Hankook tyres were almost completely worn. With the new Michelins, the situation has improved dramatically - my car now adheres to the road surface much better, and I've also experienced a marked decrease in torque steer. I'm still waiting to see what the longevity and wear of the PS5s will be. This summer, my aim is to use up the remaining tread on the Hankooks before swapping my front tyres to Michelins. So, until I can put the Michelins on the front, I'll be dealing with a lot of obnoxious torque steer.
5/5Yokohama BluEarth-GT AE51They work reasonable well, but they are often rather noisy when being driven on the road.
5/5Pirelli Powergy 2The effortless drive is very noticeably better than the tyres I had before, very impressed!
5/5Uniroyal RainSport 5One of the tyres burst while we were travelling at 55mph on a dual carriageway.
5/5Bridgestone Potenza SportSolid overall performance. Reliable grip you can count on in chilly, wet, and damp weather.
4/5Continental UltraContactThat's pretty good. Haven't tested these out in snowy or icy conditions yet.
5/5Uniroyal AllSeasonExpert 3I have been very pleased with my purchase and have yet to notice any negative issues. I have noticed that my vehicle feels more planted which is nice. I have noticed that they supplied decent grip in both wet and dry conditions with lovely comfort.
5/5Michelin Primacy 5Great tyres. They are very quiet, have good grip and seem to have good longevity.
5/5Yokohama Advan A10AThe performance of these tyres has changed how my van drives. The van is very smooth and quiet at motorway speeds. The tyres have excellent grip, and this has improved my confidence when driving in tight spots. So far, I have done a great number of miles with these tyres and I am definitely impressed with their performance.
5/5Michelin Pilot Sport 5I currently have Michelin PS5s fitted over the sporty Hankook iON evo R tyres, which provided my Mini JCW E with no grip at all. During acceleration, the car would struggle to gain traction under even the most moderate of circumstances, and at 6,500 miles, the Hankook tyres were almost completely worn. With the new Michelins, the situation has improved dramatically - my car now adheres to the road surface much better, and I've also experienced a marked decrease in torque steer. I'm still waiting to see what the longevity and wear of the PS5s will be. This summer, my aim is to use up the remaining tread on the Hankooks before swapping my front tyres to Michelins. So, until I can put the Michelins on the front, I'll be dealing with a lot of obnoxious torque steer.
5/5Continental Premium Contact 6Outstanding grip in most conditions although light slipping can be experienced in very wet conditions and large puddles, however, grip is regained with very little steering input. They are showing little sign of abrasion and provide considerable grip on motorways, A & B roads and even on rural and rough tracks.
3/5Continental Winter Contact TS870 PThey are fairly efficient in snowy conditions, however, they do tend to slip on ice as well as slide in wet conditions.
5/5Michelin CrossClimate 3Less than a week after having them fitted, I found myself on an unplanned journey of over 500 miles to Devon, dealing with cold and icy roads. The tyres performed superbly, and the car feels much more secure with them.
5/5Pirelli Winter 240 SottoZero Serie IIAlthough I haven't tried them in a snowy environment, it seems to me that they function quite well in the temperature range of -2 to +6 degrees.
5/5Lanvigator WinterGrip UHPThe Lanvigator WinterGrip UHP tyres I ordered were fitted very smoothly. The fitters were very professional and on time. They did a full check of my car and even cleaned their work area. They were very thorough in answering all my questions. I appreciated the updates from Tyres.co.uk and it helped me know my car would be ready for the winter weather. From start to finish, the service I received was excellent.
5/5Kumho Ecsta PS71I've excellent performance in both wet and dry conditions, but didn't test them in snowy weather because it had already disappeared.
5/5Kumho PS72I am very pleased with my Kumho PS72 tyres. They have excellent grip on wet roads. They are even better than I expected when it comes to noise. My only concern was how long they would last, but it seems that these tyres are holding up well. I have found my confidence and comfort when driving in tough conditions to be improved significantly. These tyres were very good value for money.
