205/45 R18 Tyres

The tyres were already fitted to the car when we bought the car. Not my choice of tyres, if I had to pick them. Nevertheless here are my thoughts. Dry and wet grip were average. Nothing special. Comfort was horrible. Unacceptable for a touring tyre. This is my wife’s daily car and she can’t stand the ride. When we switch to winter tyres in same dimensions (Michelin Alpin 6) the comfort level is MUCH better. Wear isn’t bad, could be better. It bothers me that the tyres feel so hard and uncomfortable, but there aren’t any apparent benefits to this (wear, grip, noise…) maybe fuel consumption.

Tyre is predictable at the limit. Good dry and wet grip. Recomend it, it'sgood tyre for the money.

Got these tyres fitted to a Citroën ds4, and have used them for 7 months, in different weathers. In the dry , they are OK, if noisy. If it's wet, don't even think about going round a roundabout at faster than walking pace, you just slide out, massive under steer. Useless in the snow. Avoid these dangerous tyres.

clio 182 luvs these tires,dry grip is amazin,car jus hangs on, not much understeer an v responsive steerin,good brakin an traction. i remember goin 2 work 1 day in winter an tellin 1 of the boys the car felt bit loose on 1 particular bend an e told me e spun his car on the ice...enuf said....always used 2 put avon zv on cars,did put em on clio but ordered toyos after doin 1k on the avons,felt like drivin on flat tires.....t1r gets my vote 4 small hot hatch any day.......wil try r1r or 888 but overall b hard 2 try anythin but toyo on my clio........my boy is also puttin em on his saxo vtr,bet he will luv em ..........i get 10k out of em but its pushin 200bhp an the traction control is not always on lol..............