Owners of the Fulda SportControl mostly praise its dry and wet grip, with quiet running and low wear also recurring positives. Comfort is generally well regarded, although a small minority find the ride hard or the tyre noisy. Steering feedback attracts more praise than criticism, but not everyone finds it as sharp as their previous tyre. Longer-use accounts vary, with one end-of-life review criticising wear and others describing useful service life. One owner still praises grip and quietness in a later review, though this is an individual experience rather than a shared ageing pattern.
What owners mention most counted across 33 reviews
Just replaced Conti Sportcontact2 with Fuldas. As mentioned before me - great update. Can´t comment on dry/wet grip on the limits, but feels safe and smooth. Much more quieter than Contis. Absoulte bargain, will buy again.
Bought Fulda Sportcontrol after reading good test results and excellent reviews.
Compared to the Continental PremiumContact 5, SportContact 2, Michelin Primacy 3 and Michelin PS3, that had before, great upgrade. Tyres are super silent, much smoother, steering is smooth and light.
Grip (dry & wet): Excellent - no complaints.
Steering: Excellent - steering feels heavy but communicative.
Fuel: Good - Not a fuel economy tyre, but not enough worse to bother me.
Noise: Excellent - Tyres are super silent.
Ride: Fairly firm, taut and very well damped. Not bouncy or crashy. Overall very pleased.
Wear: Superb
Overall: Excellent - in terms of grip, feedback, wet weather performance and comfort/quietness. Very good tyre in all section, vary confortable. Seriously quiet and look good too. Highly recommended.
They aren't the sportiest tyres in the world, but for real world driving they seem excellent. The feedback is brilliant. Very good on the wet and low noise. Dry grip is great. Better than Dunlop SportMaxx RT. Well recommemded!
235/45R17 ... very quite tyre, compared to previous Dunlop sport. On changing surface smooth to rough hardly notice any noise. Rolls well, didn't see any mpg improvement. Wears well, expecting 20k miles out of my rears.
Surprised to see comment about 1L extra fuel per 100km. Going from thin 195 to 225 and expecting same fuel consumption? On average every 10mm extra width will equal about 0.4L extra fuel per 100km.
Just replaced my Michelin Premacy with the Fuldas. It is a very very good tyre. Excellent grip on the dry and great braking. Very good on the wet and low noise. These tyres are definatelly a match for the Michelins. Excellent buy at an excellent price.
Very little wear even if driven hard. What is interesting is that wet grip is even better that the dry grip so this tyre is very recommended in areas where there is constant rain/humidity but beware of deep water it may loose grip - there is a sharp limit on how much aquaplaning it can take. Dry grip is somewhat less but it's still good compared to the long life of this tyre. Comfort is good but a little noisy above 100mph.
Have had these on for about 6000 miles and don't seem to have worn at all. I am not the most sensitive driver so I can't tell the difference between these types and better brands, I can tell the difference between these and the budgets that were on the car when i bought it though.
