5/5Michelin CrossClimate 2As per my expectations, these Michelin tyres are exceptional. I have confidence driving in different types of weather conditions. However, we did not receive much snow last winter so I am not sure how they will handle snow. They are quite expensive, but good quality tyres typically come with a high price tag. I intend to replace them with the same ones once they finally wear down.
4/5Pirelli Scorpion Verde All SeasonThey did handle black ice with hill descent mode on an unsalted steep hill, however, I would have been more careful about oncoming traffic!
5/5Michelin Latitude Tour HPI have experienced noticeable reduction of road noise, and much better, more responsive steering (even with slight tyre pressure reduction). After driving a few miles, I noticed the car was able to better handle wet road conditions, and I have found it to be more comfortable.
5/5Continental Premium Contact 7The grip in wet conditions is so much better than the Bridgestones I had before.
5/5Goodyear Eagle F1 (Asymmetric 3) SUVIt provides a sense of security while driving because it has an excellent grip on the road in both dry and wet conditions.
5/5Yokohama BluEarth-4S AW21I don't worry about driving in the snow; I actually feel more secure and in control.
5/5Yokohama Geolandar A/T G015The tyres are excellent. I used to have BF Goodrich tyres; great for off-road use, but really bad on wet roads.
5/5Goodyear Vector 4Seasons Gen-3Drivers can feel more confident and safe knowing that these tyres give excellent traction on icy and snowy surfaces.
5/5Yokohama Geolandar CV4S G061The best tyres for all conditions. They handle cold, wet roads well and clear standing water on the wet motorway. The deep, slightly aggressive tread design looks good and increases grip in the mud. I used them in some snow and they were as good as my old Hankook winter tyres. The road noise is similar to my last set. I've only done 3,000 miles and can't comment on long term wear, but they are really good tyres and I'd recommend them.
4/5Pirelli Scorpion VerdeExcellent traction on dry pavements and very quiet. In a few days, I will see how they perform in the rain.
5/5Bridgestone Potenza Sport EvoBest quality and performance. I wouldn't want to try any other brand.
4/5Goodyear Eagle F1 (Asymmetric 3) SUVThey are ok. I chose them hoping for a match performance-wise to my old tyres, but with extra comfort. That's how I felt based on previous experience. Maybe these are for an SUV, but these are not any softer than the old ones. Performance-wise these are about the same as the previous set. They may be a little bit quieter and possibly a bit smoother, but these are changes the average person would not notice.
5/5Continental Cross Contact LX SportGreat performance when combined with my car's snow mode and traction control in snowy conditions.
5/5Pirelli Scorpion Verde All SeasonGreat performance in wet conditions, as well as in normal driving conditions. The true test will be finding out the mileage they will provide.
5/5Goodyear Eagle F1 (Asymmetric 5)These tyres have been getting the best ratings for years and I've been using them ever since. Sure, there are tyres out there that are cheaper, but why skimp on the most important part of the car that keeps it safely on the road?
5/5Pirelli Scorpion Zero All SeasonI've driven 3,000 miles and the tyres perform well on all types of road conditions.
3/5Uniroyal All Season Expert 2These tyres are acceptable. I've had them for a month and they are okay in most conditions but I thought they would have better grip in the rain. They don't feel as secure as my previous set. Considering the price I can't complain too much.
5/5Continental Premium Contact 6I have previously used Tyres.co.uk and trust both the process and the fitter I selected.
4/5Continental Conti Sport Contact 5 FRGood enough. Excessive acceleration when starting off wears these tyres out quickly.
