3/5Kumho KC53It is hard to provide a detailed opinion for these tyres as I have fitted them to a motorhome and they have not covered much distance yet. However in the couple of hundred miles driven they have seemed fine, albeit the weather has been dry.
5/5Goodyear UltraGrip+ SUVGreat performance overall, good grip, and fairly quiet on the road; definitely an improvement from what I had.
5/5Michelin Agilis CrossClimateExcellent performance, travelled 7000 miles across different conditions all over Europe.
5/5Michelin Crossclimate CampingThey treated the snow like it was dry tarmac. In my large campervan, I was provided with a quieter ride, and very stable steering and braking. Top-notch.
1/5BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2Although others used these tyres, they were clearly not appropriate for a 3.8-tonne motorhome. They didn't handle properly, and the sideways movement created a danger when overtaking lorries, and driving over 55 mph was quite disturbing. After 800 miles I changed to winter tyres from Nokian, which are fantastic.
5/5Yokohama G018 A/T4Great tyres all round. Used on several terrains, and they are holding up. Grip is great in the mud and wear is reasonable so far. I would recommend these to fellow enthusiasts.
5/5Michelin Crossclimate CampingTotally satisfied. I always choose these tyres for my campervan. My last set had only done 5000 miles but were six years old, which is the perfect time to change them on a campervan or motorhome.
5/5BFGoodrich Trail-Terrain T/A ORWLThey are doing the job well and although we have not driven in snow yet, we trust they will handle it well.
5/5Yokohama BluEarth Van RY55They are quieter and provide a easier ride and better traction in wet conditions.
5/5Continental Van Contact 200I am more confident and in control while driving in tricky weather because the van now handles more conveniently.
4/5Bridgestone Duravis VanI'm pleased with these tyres. Handling has improved quite a bit, especially with a load. Mileage has gone up a bit too, compared to the previous set. We'll see how they wear over time.
2/5Goodyear EfficientGrip CargoThese are the worst tyres I have ever owned. I think I may have received a faulty batch because they are showing significant signs of wear after only 3000 miles.
5/5Continental Van Contact Ultra CamperI am really impressed. The grip is fantastic and the wet road performance is up there with the best. I have never felt safer on the roads with these tyres fitted.
5/5Goodyear Vector 4 Season CargoI drove 1000 miles from freezing temperatures to warm temperatures, and I must say these tyres did a great job. They are quieter than the last Continental tyres I had and have great grip.
5/5Michelin Crossclimate CampingThese tyres are quiet tyres and also provide greater handling in wet, icy, or muddy conditions, they are great for the British weather. With the brake upgrade it is difficult to distinguish how much of that is from the tyres but it is probably a combination of both. The driving experience is also a lot smoother and not as jarring over the bumpy roads. They were not the cheapest tyres available, but I definitely consider it a worthwhile investment.
5/5Continental Van Contact CamperI was pleasantly surprised by the speedy delivery of the tyres I ordered online. The fitting process at the nearby garage also went smoothly without any issues. I appreciated the extra service of checking my wheel alignment without me having to ask. All in all, I am very satisfied with the service.
5/5Continental Van Contact 4 Season 2The tyres are wearing evenly; I expect that they'll go at least 32,000 miles on the front of the car.
5/5Michelin Agilis CrossClimateThey are great tyres, they last a long time and there is very little noise for all-season options.
4/5Kumho Protran 4S CX11I was able to have them fitted a couple of weeks back and have so far impressed me as I am able to handle them well in both wet and dry conditions.
5/5BFGoodrich Mud Terrain T/A KM3Certainly worthwhile if you opt for off-road adventures, although they are not as effective as road tyres on tarmac.