5/5Bridgestone Potenza SportSo far they have been great, I have not had a chance to test them in snowy conditions yet, but I hope they perform well.
4/5Michelin Pilot Sport 4 SThe front tyres gave me good grip and control, but the rear tyres were disappointing as they only lasted about 3,500 miles.
5/5Yokohama Advan Sport V107I had some technical problems but the fitting garage was very helpful. The tyres tracked well at first but after some more mileage they've improved.
5/5Yokohama Advan Sport EV V108Since these tyres came with the car I bought, I justified the purchase and looked up some reviews.
5/5Goodyear Eagle F1 (Asymmetric 2)Handles wet conditions well with decent tyres. So far, tread wear has been satisfactory.
5/5Goodyear Eagle F1 SupersportI actually prefer that the Goodyear tyres feel stiffer compared to the usual PS4 and Powerproof. Excellent steering response and it is hard to reach their limits. Feedback and precision are much better although it is a bit harsher.
1/5Bridgestone Potenza SportStill quite slippery, I've had to replace one already because of a puncture, and I haven't even been through any major holes.
5/5Pirelli P ZeroEven when driving through the rain-soaked Swiss Alps, I never had issues with grip on the tyres during my most recent road trip throughout Europe, in which I covered 2,500 miles.
5/5Continental Sport Contact 7They were excellent tyres and could have lasted longer, but three were damaged by potholes in London.
5/5Continental Winter Contact TS860 SI am glad with these. They don't feel as soft as the Pirelli ones.
5/5Nankang AS-3Until now, these tyres have been great. Compared to my old Michelin Pilot Sports, they are quieter and the ride is more comfortable.
5/5Kumho Ecsta Sport S (PS72)These are much better than the Michelin Pilot Sport 4s I used prior. They provide a better experience in the rain, provide a more comfortable ride, and are half the price.