5/5Goodyear UltraGrip Performance+Excellent performance. These offer an obvious improvement in icy and cold weather situations compared to the summer tyres they replaced. However, there is no obvious decline in performance in warmer weather. I am very likely to use these year round and will purchase again.
5/5Goodyear Vector 4 Season G3To this point, the grip in both wet and dry conditions has been outstanding.
5/5Michelin Crossclimate 2 SUVMy last tyres were the original Michelin Cross Climates. After over 45,000 miles, about 5 years, and some careful driving, I was still pleased with the tread depth and road grip. The Cross Climates 2 do offer slightly improved fuel efficiency but are wearing quickly while still being excellent road handlers. I was disappointed to choose these over the best originals, but only time will tell. In my experience, they are overall worse as I am noticing bigger gaps in the tread, meaning less rubber on the road. Cheers.
5/5Dunlop Sport Maxx RT2In any conditions this tyre handles very well and is also much quieter than the Michelin Primacy ones I used to have. I am extremely happy with my decision and would recommend them.
5/5Goodyear Eagle F1 (Asymmetric 5)T6 Kombi - These tyres are better than the Nankang ones I had at the back of the van. I haven't really noticed any grip issues, no sliding either! I will be getting the front tyres changed to the same type in the coming months.
5/5Michelin Crossclimate 2 SUVFair performance until now. Let's see how they cope in adverse weather.
5/5Uniroyal RainSport 5These are the first tyres I have used and currently they seem to be doing the job well enough.
3/5Goodyear Eagle F1 (Asymmetric 2)Performance is acceptable. But we don't test them too aggressively with our driving style. They're starting to wear out a bit too quickly.
5/5Bridgestone Turanza 6The car's braking and cornering handling is significantly improved with the new tyres.
4/5Bridgestone Potenza SportIt looks like they will be just as good as the original Continental tyres in wet conditions. With the remaining handling and performance being the same. It looks like there will be good wet weather performance this year.
5/5Goodyear Eagle F1 (Asymmetric 6)The car performs really well and has handled the rain and the tyres are quieter in the dry conditions, I'm really happy with them and would buy them again.
5/5Continental Sport Contact 6Excellent performance in dry and mild wet conditions. Less efficient in cold winter conditions.
5/5Continental Sport Contact 5PI recommend using them. They were easy to work with and delivery was on time.
5/5Uniroyal AllSeasonExpert 3They feel great, and are way quieter than my previous ones. Superb on both wet and dry roads, a huge difference to what I was driving on before. Has backed up my decision to go for all season tyres. Overall great value! definitely a good choice.
4/5Pirelli PowergyThese tyres are definitely quieter than the Bridgestone ones that I had previously.
3/5Pirelli P ZeroI typically use Michelin tyres but they don't have runflat options in this size. I got the P Zero instead, which has an 'A' rating for wet conditions, although I found the wet grip to be poor. At least they lasted longer than the Bridgestone Turanzas that came with the car.
5/5Goodyear Eagle F1 SupersportWhen driving with top-notch tyres fitted, I have complete peace of mind.
4/5Michelin Crossclimate 2 SUVThey've done well on wet grass surfaces, the noise level is low, and the handling is excellent.
5/5Goodyear Vector 4 Season G3They're doing fine so far. I got these tyres so I don't get stuck in the snow, but we actually had a mild winter. Hopefully, I get better grip next time.
