Davanti Alltoura 4 Seasons

In July this year I bought these Alltoura 4 Season tyres to replace 4 Davanti DX640s which were at the end of their life. Overall, I had been very pleased with the DX640 and so I thought I would stick with the brand. I chose the Alltoura because I live in rural North East Lancashire and drive along roads that can be quite hazardous in the winter. In these conditions, being rear wheel drive, my car can be a nightmare to drive on summer tyres.
Last week we had our first fall of snow followed by a hard frost and then a rapid thaw resulting in very slippery conditions.
I felt totally confident with the Alltoura; the grip on snow, ice and in the wet was very good although I was being less enthusiastic with my right foot.
During the summer months I found that the dry grip and cornering of the Alltoura was comparable to the DX640s, similarly for their performance in the wet even at motorway speeds.
They are very quiet and comfortable.
I had them sourced and fitted by a small, local independent tyre fitter and the price came in at just over £100 a corner.

Put the Davanti AllToura on my Tesla model 3. The grip and handling are great and range is better than I got on my Michelin x ice snow. They are a bit noisier than the x ice but at the price I got them in very happy with the purchase.

Needed new tires and my dealer had the Alltoura in stock.
The price was right so I bought it. Initial skepticism quickly disappeared as the tire is absolutely convincing and, especially for the price, is in no way inferior to the expensive brands.
When they're worn out, I'll definitely buy the tire again.

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Great value, 40.000,00 km, 17 months... All conditions including mountain roads snow, ice...5mm tread after 25.000,00 milles (40.000,00km)

Has changed my driving to much more cautious - replaced some Vredstein All Seasons on the front, it now squeals round coners at quite modest speeds in both wet and dry letting go unpredictably , are harsher and noisier and are overall quite tiresome tire to drive on. For me it feels like a big mistake and am really considering binning them with around 1000 miles. I have no idea of them in snow or ice where they might be amazing, but not worth keeping as winter tyre because of the poor wet performance. I've had Maxxis before which while not as good as Vredstein, they were safe predicable and honestly not that far off the performance of the Vredstein.

Excellent tyres, I changed over from the Wintora to the alltoura last year and they have been fabulous. Excellent grip in all conditions, very responsive and quiet drive, Tyre wear is very good averaging out approx 12k

Bought these tyres for my wifes Vitara, seem to be brilliant so far, purchased two months ago, hopefully they perform just as well in winter conditions.