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215-265/35-75 R15-20 14 sizes 2009

Antares COMFORT A5

The Antares COMFORT A5 is a Touring Summer tyre designed to be fitted to SUV and 4x4s.

Dry Grip
30%
Wet Grip
10%
Road Feedback
30%
Handling
20%
Wear
0%
Comfort
50%
Buy again
10%
1 Reviews
25% Average
89,000 miles driven
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Given 25% while driving a Ford c max (205/55 R16) on mostly country roads for 89,000 easy going miles
I had unfortunately inherited these death trap tyres (Antares 68) when I brought my car, Ford C Max. I have been driving for 26 years and I have never feared for my life until I drove on these.
You feel like the car is not connecting to the road and at any point you will loose control. Driving on the dry is pretty scary especially on corners but when it rains it’s a whole new story. At 35-40 miles per hour you are in constant fear of spinning out of control, it felt like an ice ring, very hard to keep under control and 0 grip in wet weather.
Do not be tempted by cheap price, you get what you pay for, invest in better well named tyres. I changed mine straight away.
In my opinion they should be removed and chucked in the skip never to be sold again. Avoid at all costs!
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February 22, 2024