5/5Yokohama BluEarth Winter V905I changed the tyres on my Tesla Model Y, which is rear-wheel drive, because my summer Bridgestone tyres were awful in the snow. I chose Winter tyres to give me better grip. These new ones are excellent. The car goes through deep water and snow without any issues. The only downside I suppose is the added road noise, but you get used to it very quickly. I will change to summer tyres in April, but I am genuinely happy with these and the price was good. I strongly recommend these for a Tesla.
5/5Pirelli Scorpion Winter 2Excellent grip, I've tested plenty of other brands, but these are in a league of their own. It's the first time I've really experienced what winter tyres should be like. None of my old tyres even came close to their performance. Would highly recommend.
3/5Bridgestone Dueler H/L D400These tyres are okay but I had higher expectations regarding their performance off road.
5/5Bridgestone Dueler H/L D400I am greatly relieved by the grip on the road and how it changes with the weather. I now drive much more confidently in different conditions. They are not quiet, but the sound is not annoying. Overall, a very good experience.
5/5Kumho Ecsta PS71 SUVI am happy with the work that the tyres have done and with the decision to buy them.
4/5Michelin Latitude Tour HPI have used these in the past and they give you really good mileage, wear evenly and handle well in all conditions. Just stay away from the 'Sport' variant as it doesn't last as long.
5/5Michelin Latitude Tour HPThese have been on the car for about a year now and I am very pleased with them. They suit the weight of it, the ride is comfortable and they are a good deal quieter on the motorway than the set they replaced. Wet grip has been solid on longer runs and there is still plenty of tread left after a fair few thousand miles. Sensible price for a Michelin and I would buy them again when these are finished.
5/5Uniroyal RainSport 5If you drive with care, they will last longer and offer excellent traction in both dry and wet driving conditions.
5/5Goodyear Vector 4 Season G3I trust this tyre. I have not had to deal with really bad weather, but it seems to be good with adverse conditions.
5/5Bridgestone Turanza 6I am really confident with their performance because they have done excellently on dry roads, as well as on wet and heavily rain affected roads.
5/5Goodyear Eagle F1 (Asymmetric 5)These tyres are great! I had the same ones before and had no problems, however, I hit a pothole and it messed up the tyre, I had to get a new one.
5/5Continental All Season Contact 2Switched from regular to all season tyres. They perform well and are quiet.
5/5Yokohama BluEarth Winter V905Performed excellently in the snow last winter. They have been in storage over the warmer months and will be going back on the car next week.
5/5Bridgestone Dueler H/L D400I have no complaints about the tyres so far. They have managed to withstand the complications of mud and gravel. The grip is great and they feel good on the road. I'm pleased with how they manage in different situations.
5/5Continental All Season ContactIn wet conditions, these tyres provide good handling, producing a more confident driving experience. They have great grip in wet conditions and do not aquaplane. Driving is quieter as well.
5/5Michelin Pilot Sport 4 SUVThe car is now smoother, quieter and has no hopping issues (some Merc GLC's suffer from this). Totally satisfied with them and would buy again.
5/5Continental Sport Contact 5Braking traction is improved and feels safer in wet weather conditions.
5/5Michelin Latitude Tour HPThe anticipated excellent grip is silent and all around. They are the same as the fitted ones in front of my car.
5/5Michelin Latitude TourExactly what I wanted, very good grip and surprisingly low road noise when driving.
4/5Continental Winter Contact TS850 PThere have been no issues so far - still need to test them in snowy conditions.
3/5Pirelli Scorpion Winter 2In my opinion, the grip on these winter tyres could be better. Compared to the other winter tyres I have on my other cars, it seems that it might have to do with the design of the tyre rather than the rubber compound.
