Passenger Car All Season High Performance Tyres
Below are all the reviewed passenger car all season high performance tyres on Tyre Reviews. Please click into each tyre for further details.
Passenger Car All Season High Performance Tyres with no reviews
Atlas Force HP, BFGoodrich Radial TA, BFGoodrich Radial TA Spec, Cooper Cobra Radial GT, Cooper Sport AS, Falken Ziez ZE950 AS, Firestone FireHawk AS, Goodyear Eagle GT II, Goodyear Eagle RS A2, Habilead SportMax XAS H2000, Hankook Ventus V4 ES H105, Kelly Edge Sport, Kumho Ecsta ASX KU21, Powertrac PowerMarch AS, Primewell PS860, Radar Diamax AS 8, Radar RCX 8, Radar RS 500, Yokohama AVID H4 V4
Passenger Car All Season High Performance Tyres Tyre Review Highlights
Nexen N5000 Plus rated
83% while driving a Peugeot 405
Driving on
mostly country roads for 10000
average miles
No comments left
Without question the worst tires I have ever purchased. Do not buy these tires. One month old and one tire required 2.75 weight. Another required 5 ! Absolute junk!
Kelly Edge HP rated
54% while driving a BMW 330d
Driving on
mostly country roads for 30000
average miles
With the time it starts to really pull on uneven roads, vibrates, the water that is on the road when you hit it, it doesn’t cut the water to the side it throws the water straight on the windshield… Overall i am giving it 5/10 because of these reasons if it wasn't for these cons it would have been 9/10
BFGoodrich Advantage TA rated
43% while driving a Mazda 2 1.5 sport
Driving on
a combination of roads for 10563
spirited miles
Running the XL version of the T/A's but that doesn't change the fact that the compound used in these tyres is garbage. road too hot? driving on mushy crap, cold? nice and stiff but hardly any grip, wet and cold? good luck, you'll need it.
the tyres are a good grip range in the wet and dry, certainly better then XM2's i was on but the unpredictability of the compound you never know what the hell it's going to do, some days i can drift on these by pushing it hard round a corner, other days it does nothing but roll to an uncomfortable level. The side walls are softer then my bicycle tyres, although the irony is you need to run low tyres pressures to even get good contact patch or handling so you lose out on the "comfort" not that it was even there to begin with because its so damn soft all it does is cause crap handling. 1000kg car? yea na, handles like a boat with these.. it holds the power but that's about all it does. for the price its a ripoff, $800 for these useless rubber bands. might work better on a heavier car around 1400kg but at that point you would want a superior tyre to prevent poor handling since you would need to modulate your tyre pressures away form square to staggered. I did replace my rear shocks and handling improved but that just says the tyres are so bad that it needs soft suspension to even function adequately, not what id expect from a tyre this overpriced.
final verdict for me, id rather go with the lower grip astronomically better handling MX2, i mean they suck in the wet and don't always hold the power even though its only 83kw, but hell at least when i get in the car and set the PSI correctly it handles how it should with no random changes with temperature or moisture. hell if you are wondering how good the XM2's are, they aren't but they were built well, well enough that the Pilot Sport 5's are based off them.
Ohtsu FP7000 rated
60% while driving a Mitsubishi GTO
Driving on
mostly town for 28000
average miles
I drive a FWD Mitsubishi 3000gt. I've only ever driven on a couple tires in my life, but Imo, these tires are amazing in the dry. They are definitely a sporty compound. The understeer on corner exit even when pushed past the limit is very progressive and predictable. They do not squeal when pushed past the limit like eco tires, they grip very hard. However, these tires will start to show their weakness when ambient temps start to drop below 70F. Ride quality starts to drop as they get hard, and they will lose traction. Hydroplaning/rain was never an issue, Great confidence in the rain. But as said before, if it's cold rain especially, they will spin. They are advertised as all seasons but think of them more like summers. During heavy snowstorms with a couple mm of fresh snow on the ground, my car will get squirrely only going 55 on the interstate. This is even with new (less than 5000 mile) tread. The treadwear rating is pretty low, so I'm not surprised that 30,000 miles in, they are about 75% worn to the first wear bar.
They have seen a low double-digit amount of first gear burnouts though during special occasions btw =D
Hankook Kinergy 4S rated
20% while driving a Honda
Driving on
a combination of roads for 0
average miles
I recently got a flat so I took my car in to my trusted car maintenance folks and they said they couldn't fix it, or put on two of the four tires because of the tread wear on them. I have a 2021 Honda CR-V and these were the stock tires Honda opted to put on the car. At roughly 24,000 miles I need new tires. This is absurd. Most of the tires this size are rated for a minimum 50K miles and I got less than half. In some places I've seen these tires rated for 70K. Absurd. I've never liked the noise from these tires or the handling but didn't realize until today just how cheap these tires actually are. Never Hankook again and maybe not Honda again if this is the cheap tire they are opting to put on their cars. Additionally, Honda doesn't cover these tires in their warranty, they expect the tire manufacturer to cover them. Guess what, Hankook doesn't provide a mileage minimum on their tires, likely because they know how awful and cheap these tires are as well. HORRIBLE customer experience.
Vredestein Quatrac 5 rated
63% while driving a MINI Cooper S
Driving on
a combination of roads for 10000
average miles
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Goodyear Eagle LS2 rated
62% while driving a Acura
Driving on
mostly motorways for 15000
average miles
Lots of cupping. Tread still good but very noisy.
Firestone FireHawk AS rated
63% while driving a Toyota Camry
Driving on
a combination of roads for 34000
easy going miles
It's positively insane just how bad these are in rain. In particular, hydroplaning is a constant worry.
Ohtsu FP7000 rated
97% while driving a Mercury Sable
Driving on
mostly country roads for 20000
spirited miles
Excellent handling,traction in MOST conditions. This is NOT a winter tire hence the 9's. Would definately buy these again. I bought them on sale at wally world for 65.50 EACH !!!!!
Kelly Edge HP rated
92% while driving a Toyota Corolla
Driving on
a combination of roads for 60000
easy going miles
I found the tires were a great value for the price
I found the grip on dry roads were excellent and on the wet roads
The same...so far these are the best set of tires I've owned in awhile...
Nexen N5000 Plus rated
90% while driving a Acura 3.5 RL
Driving on
mostly town for 0
average miles
Great time with the tire, wet or dry living in NC. Not much in the way of ice or snow. I've purchased these tires, a set of 4, about 3 times so far and I always ask for my Nexen 5000 series tire because I love it's good grip and definitely it's ride, silky smooth and takes bumps, no matter how hard they may look, they take them with ease. Not harsh over bumps or it's ride overall is nice.
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