5/5Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2The experience of comfort remains the same, however the car feels more planted with these compared to the P Zeros.
5/5Goodyear Eagle F1 (Asymmetric 6)Ideal for enthusiastic driving because of excellent traction and a good lifespan.
5/5Kumho PS71 EVI am very pleased with the Kumho PS71 EV tyres. They provide fantastic grip whether the road surface is wet or dry. With these tyres, I can feel that my car is more stable at high speeds.
5/5Bridgestone Potenza S001The tyres are particularly excellent on wet roads for my BMW rear-wheel drive.
1/5Yokohama Advan Sport V105The Yokohama tyres required replacement after 17,000 miles, which is disappointing. I've used Pirelli, Michelin and Continental previously, and have found Yokohama to be the least impressive. Currently, I'm driving on Toyo Proxes Sport and so far they have been performing well. Since I drive more than 50,000 miles a year, my tyres don't last a long time, but the Yokohamas really underperformed. Michelin is probably the best.
5/5Dunlop Sport Maxx RTThey are doing reasonably well overall. The tread seems to be wearing evenly and grip has improved a lot. My old tyres needed to be replaced because of poor handling during wet conditions and long bends. The situation has made a significant improvement with these Dunlops, and I'm happy to say. As promised, they are also quieter. Soon I'll be getting two more for the back.
4/5Pirelli Cinturato All Season SF3These tyres excel the Michelin Cross Climates they replaced on a Volvo V90 Cross Country. The Climates would fold their tread in corners, these do not. Better performance in wet and sleet conditions is also noted, even though the tread pattern looks similar. Both sets have similar noise levels, while I have yet to test them in deep snow. When buying a full set, these tyres are also significantly cheaper. The Cross Climates are bested, however, a full dedicated set of summer and winter tyres still outperforms them. This would be the Michelin PS4 paired with Vredestein or Nokian tyres. All season tyres, like these, have compromise and a dedicated set is still the best way to go.
5/5Yokohama BluEarth-GT AE51Since installing these tyres, I have noticed less road noise and better fuel economy (I drive 80 miles a day). The ratings are accurate, and I would definitely recommend these tyres.
4/5Yokohama Advan Sport EV V108Although I've heard these tyres have decent grip, I have seen others averaging around 30,000 miles on their Tesla Model 3. Being that I also drive a Model 3, I wanted to test them out. After 9,000 miles, I had to do a front to back swap just to squeak out, hopefully, another 15,000 miles. So, I am a little disappointed at how short of a life they have.
5/5Bridgestone Turanza 6High-quality tyre that performs well in wet weather conditions and aids fuel efficiency. It has low noise levels while driving.
4/5Bridgestone Potenza Sport EvoI found the fitting very straight and simple to do, and good value for money.
3/5Yokohama Advan Sport V105I have used these tyres before as they were on the car when I purchased it, and they do their job as expected. That said, there are some cracks along the centre of the tread.
4/5Continental Sport Contact 7The tyres seem decent, however, they don't provide the same level of confidence as the Michelin Pilot Sport 4 tyres do. I was never able to detect slippage with any of the Michelin sets that I had, regardless of the circumstances. However, I've been able to notice a little bit of movement with the Continentals this winter. Maybe the Michelins do summer driving worse than the Continentals do.
5/5Continental Premium Contact 6Exceptional performance in every type of weather. There are some minor cabin sounds, however the firm sports suspension and low profile tyres will make rough roads feel bumpy. The good news is, they are almost completely noise free when travelling at high speeds.
4/5Goodyear Vector 4 Season G3With the age and wear of the tyres, the ride is becoming a bit rough. The Bridgestones I had used before felt really good on the car even with wear, so I may look into changing back to them.
5/5Pirelli Cinturato P7 (P7C2)Excellent purchase! Since the quality of the materials is premium, these should last a while with typical driving habits.
5/5Pirelli Cinturato All Season SF3It's hard to assess this product because we still don't know how it performs in winter conditions. I guess we'll have to wait and see, however I've always been satisfied with this brand.
5/5Goodyear Eagle F1 (Asymmetric 5)I have no complaints about these tyres, so I suppose they're doing well.
5/5Michelin Primacy 5They are currently performing really well. In 2026 they had and showed excellent grip in the rain and managed the heavy snow.
5/5Michelin Pilot Sport 5The purchasing and fitting procedures were uncomplicated. The tyres are functioning as expected.
5/5Michelin Primacy 4They feel pretty good. I selected them based on the noise level and was a bit disappointed initially, but I think they have got a bit quieter after a few thousand miles.
5/5Michelin Pilot Sport 4Up to now, they have shown considerable improvements in all wet and dry conditions.
5/5Michelin CrossClimate 2I think they will do well; they are all season and look like they have good traction.
5/5Pirelli P Zero (PZ4) ElectCompared to the worn tread from the old tyre, I have noticed an improvement in performance with the new tyre. Steering feels more responsive these days.
4/5Goodyear Eagle F1 SupersportFor driving, these offer really good grip compared to the old ones that I replaced. However, I am being a bit cautious with comparing them because it is a new tyre against the old tyre, which isn't entirely a fair comparison.
