Firestone Multihawk
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Top Firestone Multihawk Review
Given
77%
while driving a
Fiat Brava
(225/45 R17) on
a combination of roads
for 25,000
average miles
Fitted 2 Multihawks to the front of the car 2 years ago and they have covered 25000 miles and whilst still legal are due to be changed. Even although i have an old car good rubber is important and despite being a little noisy the Firestones have been very good tyres whether in the wet, dry, snow and ice they always performed well. So i will definitely be purchasing them again as the price is very good on the wallet.
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My experience with my, not even 4 year old, tyres have been great. Until I lost 3 tyres in 2 months. 2 only days apart. The tyres was manifactured in 2017, I have them on my car from 2018. They have about 35000km on them. First one was infront, tyre went oval shaped and I replaced the front 2 tyres. The 2 at the back looked great, so I would replace them later. The yesterday the left back lost its tread on the highway. Put on thr spare and on my way to replace, the other one did the same. Both oval shaped.
Given
91%
while driving a
Chevrolet Spark
(155/70 R13 T) on
a combination of roads
for 35,000
average miles
The previous owner fitted them in 2012, i have the car from 2017, they have traveled around 35.000 km they still have good thread and grip on dry amazing, little weaker on wet, but they are 8 years old so i'm changing them, might buy again if they are still in production.
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Given
83%
while driving a
Datsun March
(165/70 R14 T) on
mostly town
for 20,000
easy going miles
Nice cheap tyres, they come standard with My K13 Nissan March and replaced all of'em for new ones. THe compound is not that bad in wet you just need to know how to run your car with care so as to not exceed the tyre bandwidth.
Given
80%
while driving a
Citroën c2
(175/65 R14 T) on
a combination of roads
for 30,000
average miles
very good tyres for my small car.