5/5Bridgestone Potenza RE050My preference is Bridgestone because they are the original fittings for my BMW and that is good enough for me.
4/5Bridgestone Potenza RE050I am very pleased with the Bridgestones; they perform well in any weather.
4/5Bridgestone Potenza RE050These tyres perform well in the wet. I went across a large puddle on the motorway at 70 mph and didn't experience any aquaplaning. There is enough grip for normal driving in dry conditions. I have cornered dry a bit and they were good. After adjusting the alignment using a Hunter's machine for the better. They're not the most silent tyres, but about the same as the other run flats I've had. I can't say much about how they will wear as of yet.
5/5Bridgestone Potenza RE050I have had my van's tyres for a while and they have significantly changed my driving experience in all conditions.
4/5Bridgestone Potenza RE050They provide a relatively comfortable ride and good grip in dry conditions however I found them lacking in wet conditions.
5/5Continental Premium Contact 6Great traction, better fuel economy, and much quieter while driving. Right now, I've got Toyo's on the back which are way louder. I'd be glad to switch them out for Conti PC6's when the time comes to replace them.
5/5Michelin CrossClimate 2The grip is excellent and road noise is similar to my old EV-specific tyres. The only thing I'd mention is that efficiency (miles per kWh) feels slightly lower, but it's hardly significant.
5/5Lanvigator CatchPowerExcellent overall performance on these Lanvigators. They have been amazing in both wet and dry conditions so far.
1/5Winrun R330The rubber completely wore out and exploded after just 3 months. These are the worst tyres I've ever owned. I've never seen tyres decompose to the level these ones did. These tyres are complete rubbish, even old re-treads from the junkyard are better then this. Will never spend another dime on these.
4/5Kumho WinterCraft WP71I have had a fair number of relatively cold mornings, and so far, I have managed them well.