5/5Continental Cross Contact UHPAbsolutely fantastic performance, especially reassuring when towing my touring caravan.
4/5Goodyear Eagle TouringThe tyres are performing well. Grip in the wet is good, and they are just a little bit noisy on the motorway.
5/5Michelin Pilot Sport 4 SUVI'm very satisfied with these. They work well in both rainy and sunny conditions. They are quiet and are absolutely worth the price.
5/5Michelin Latitude Tour HPI feel confident about my winter travels because of the new tyres. They provide good braking and are less noisy than the previous tyres I had. The tyre fitter suggested by Tyres.co.uk was local, professional, and fast, and I was happy with how he took care of everything.
5/5Goodyear Eagle F1 (Asymmetric 3) SUVLast year I bought a car and it came with Pirelli tyres. After about 15,000 miles of use, all four had around 2.5mm of tread left, and all the tread had worn in the middle. Because Pirelli's are so expensive, I decided to try a different brand of premium tyre. I chose the Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric 3 and had a fitment with one of Tyres.co.uk's partners. These tyres are similarly priced and provide a comparable experience and level of performance to the older tyres in terms of handling. After increasing the pressure some, they became more comfortable than the previous set. The tyre noise is also a lot better than the previous set which is nice because the Macan gets driven a lot. Long journeys are no longer a pain. Although I haven't had the chance to use these tyres much in the rain, so far they have been great for the price (about £60 cheaper per corner than the equivalent tyres from Pirelli and Michelin). I am interested to see how the tyres are over time. For sporty 4x4s, I recommend these tyres. On the rims, they look fine, although the sidewalls could do with being a little more interesting. That is my only complaint.
5/5Continental Eco Contact 6A great many opportunities to assess how these tyres perform come as standard. It's obvious the quality of Continental, one of the best brands. As a result, their performance in different weather conditions, various ages, load capacity, noise, fuel consumption, and wet grip is average. They receive great reviews, and their delivery is quick.
5/5Goodyear Eagle TouringI have had these tyres for about 10,000 miles and they have performed well in the rain. I feel confident driving quickly. These tyres are firmer than others, but it's not a problem. Compared to some premium brands, these tyres are great value for money.
4/5Goodyear Eagle F1 (Asymmetric 3) SUVNo issues are present and perform good in both wet and dry weather.
4/5Bridgestone Potenza SportThe front tyres are still in good condition, but the rear tyres needed to be replaced a few months ago, as they had exceeded the wear markers after only 8 months.
5/5Pirelli P ZeroExcellent. No matter the weather, these tyres provide dependable grip. Compared to other tyres, very satisfied.
4/5Pirelli Winter SottoZero 3Although they are winter tyres, it has been difficult to assess them because of such a mild winter.
5/5Kumho Wintercraft WS71Stability and handling are noticeably better in winter than the all-season ones that were on my car. I switch back to all-season tyres around April or May. They didn't show much wear after a winter of use.
