Overall best tyre in over 40 years driving where I have used Michelin, Falken, Vrdestein, Nexen, Dunlop etc.

tested on Ford Puma 1.7; 195/50/15: grip - taking corners at 110-120km/h speeds speaks for itself, on wet O.K., on snow going suicidal comfort - 0 noise, no objections wear - for the price reasonable, driven hard, lasting almost full 2 seasons if I was short on budget I would probably buy again, but I won't

BRILLIANT TYRE FOR THE MONEY......

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company 87% owned by goodyear so I assume the base casing is the same as them. wear rate better than the hancook they replaced. low noise very good dry grip slightly less so in the wet when pressing on.fitted to seat exeo diesel heavy on the front but wear rate as good as anything for the price.after 51 years on the road(20 in the tyre trade) I would buy them again

The sidewall cracked and are nearly bald after 20,000 miles my 2back tyres are 6 years old and have done 45,000 and are still OK .Mechanic deemed this dangerous will never buy again and wouldn't recommend

I have absolutely no objections to these tires. it's really good tires even comparable with the tires from the top shelf. The only rule, minimum tread deep 3 mm! remember! below that, on the wet surface even the best tire behaves unpredictably!

These were recommended by our company tyre supplier as a good budget tyre, initially they had good dry grip but wet grip was not so good. Comfort is good and the noise levels are ok but the down side is the wear rate! After 12 months and 13000 miles these have worn evenly but are down to the wear markers and the dry and wet grip is now poor. I'll be paying 15-20% more for the replacements and hopefully get 50% more mileage with improved wet grip.

Replaced the original Dunlop SP Sport 01 tyres due to the awful noise and rumbling they made (worn to 5-6mm) . Although the Debica is considered a budget tyre the company is owned by Firestone so I thought I would give them a try, much quieter and in my view as good in every respect as the Goodyear. Time will tell if the noisiness returns but so far so good and at good value about £52 each!

Grip and durability I have found to be the same as mid range brands such as maxxis and marshall. These are however budget tyres at a budget price so i will buy again.