Nice tyre for dry, nice for wet also but when thread is wore out, there are less grip in the wet, noisy, and wore out too fast

ok

I have them on my miata for more than 10000km and what can I say? At first they were Ok and good on wet. After 10000km they are not even half wear but they have harden and lost the ability to grip. On dry they are all over the place until they warm up (too difficult) and on wet... Don't even think about pushing them. They are too unpredictable. Wouldn't buy them again. I was fulled because the GSD3 is the best tire on the market and thought this was good too.

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These are very good on Clio II.

Came standard on my Suzuki Swift Sport and to be honest I don't think that much of them. They loose grip very quickly in all conditions and with the car pushed hard you really have to be very careful. As they have only lasted just over 13,000 miles I find them very dissapointing. Normally I wouldn't mind a tyre not lasting that long provided they gave so proper grip.

These are the OEM tyre for the Swift Sport and they work so well that they were an obvious choice when it came to changing tyres (there aren't many choices in this tyre size!). Outright grip in the dry isn't huge but they are relatively narrow and it's not really what the car is about. They break grip progressively and work well in the wet. The tyres the car was on when it was new lasted for 35k miles at which point one pair was changed and then another pair at 40k mile - quite incredible for a car of this type (probably helped by the dealer rotating the tyres at every 9000 mile service - strangely this is part of the schedule)