- BMW Mini Cooper 1600.
- 195/55 R16 V
- 3,000 miles
- Mostly Country Roads
- Average
Neuton NT8000 Owner Reviews
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Across 33 owner ratings the Neuton NT8000 averages 79%. Owners rate Dry Grip highest at 9 out of 10 and Wet Grip lowest at 7.3. 8 of those reviews come from owners past 10,000 miles. 76% of owners score it 70% or better.
Owner ratings averaged from 33 ratings
- Owner score 79%
- Dry Grip 90%
- Comfort 81%
- Wear 81%
- Road Feedback 80%
- Handling 75%
- Wet Grip 73%
Neuton NT8000 Reviews - Page 2
Score spread across 29 written reviews
90%
A few months ago we bought a BMW Mini R50 Cooper as an inexpensive run around but were shocked at the handling characteristics of the car. The car would hop and skip over ridges, crash into pot holes, jump sideways on uneven surfaces, and lose speed over broken surfaces. We checked the run-flat tyre pressures, wheel balancing, steering geometry, and even renewed one tyre. A test drive in a more recent Cooper S courtesy car was no better. In fact, in some ways, the extra power made this even more like a naughty puppy - eager to head for the nearest ditch at every opportunity. But it did confirm to me that the root of the problem was the run-flat tyres. So I bought a complete set of Neuton NT8000s. The difference is simply amazing! I can now see what the (UK) designers at MG Rover were seeking to achieve. The car still corners as if on rails, but the ride is now much more supple and well-damped. I no longer have to brace myself if I see a rough bit of tarmac ahead. Road noise is greatly reduced and early indications are that wear will be very good. Considering the price of these budget tyres, recommendation is an absolute no-brainer.
87%
- Kia Motors carens 2.0l
- 215/50 R17
- 5,000 miles
- A Combination of Roads
- Average
This is value for money tyre that I ever had. Better then the Dunlop 225/50/17 I took off, very quiet on the motorway, better wet handling and better comfort. Sure I will be buying again and recommend them to my friend.
89%
- Volvo S80 D5
- 225/45 R17
- 5,000 miles
- A Combination of Roads
- Average
Bought these on the basis of the recommendations and from research which indicated that SAAB/GM garages reccomended them and, was reassured they are produced by a Yokohama as a sub brand. They cost significantly less than half the price of the Bridgestones they replaced. They seem quiet, comfortable and perform well. After 5K miles appear to be lasting very well and have definately done everything asked of them without a moments cause for concern. Would definately recommend them to anyone and I will be buying again.
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76%
- Saab Automobile 93 Vector Sport 150 Tdi Saloon
- 215/55 R16
- 5,000 miles
- A Combination of Roads
- Spirited
I bought 2 of these NT8000 for the front of my Saab 9-3 after reading several reviews, my initial impression was excellent, quiet, and the grip in the dry is unbelievably good, I do drive a bit on the hard side, however, after driving in the wet, and lets face it, the UK tends to be more wet than dry, I will be removing them, unless you really enjoy not knowing whether the car will remain on the road they are not for wet weather and in my opinion dangerous. Don't get me wrong, I haven't had issues in the dry, a fantastic dry weather tyre and if we get a long hot summer, they will be going back on.
87%
- Subaru Legacy GT 2.0T AWD auto wagon
- 225/40 R18
- 4,500 miles
- A Combination of Roads
- Spirited
Bought them on the recommendation of my tyre guy, who is a personal friend,and whose opinion I trust (he runs a Mag and Turbo franchise).
Fitted new to my Legacy GT. First thing I noticed was how quiet they were. Second was how well they stuck to the road in the dry, and third was how well they coped with wet roads, sometimes with rain so hard it didn't have time to drain away, leaving 2 - 3cm deep on the road.
Also took them to the mountain, where they coped with icy/snowy/muddy roads fine as long as you weren't being silly. Only area they struggled was in slushy, muddy grass. Hardly surprising when they lack the big blocky tread of proper M/T tyres.
I drive hard, so their time with me included track days and frequent loss-of-licence style driving. They were superbly balanced, and always gave me confidence on twisty roads.
Would definitely buy again.
Fitted new to my Legacy GT. First thing I noticed was how quiet they were. Second was how well they stuck to the road in the dry, and third was how well they coped with wet roads, sometimes with rain so hard it didn't have time to drain away, leaving 2 - 3cm deep on the road.
Also took them to the mountain, where they coped with icy/snowy/muddy roads fine as long as you weren't being silly. Only area they struggled was in slushy, muddy grass. Hardly surprising when they lack the big blocky tread of proper M/T tyres.
I drive hard, so their time with me included track days and frequent loss-of-licence style driving. They were superbly balanced, and always gave me confidence on twisty roads.
Would definitely buy again.
96%
- Lexus
- 225/60 R16
- 4,500 miles
- A Combination of Roads
- Average
Fitted to a larger family saloon car to replace terrible Continentals that were fitted when I bought the car...all I can say is WOW!! The grip in the wet and particularly the dry is phenomenal - even if I push the car harder in the turns and braking from 70mph to 30mph they just won't let go.
I can't comment on longevity as I've only covered around 4.5k miles, but so far so good!
I'd recommend these to friends and family and will soon replace 2 fronts on the wife's Golf.
Thumbs up to Neuton!
I can't comment on longevity as I've only covered around 4.5k miles, but so far so good!
I'd recommend these to friends and family and will soon replace 2 fronts on the wife's Golf.
Thumbs up to Neuton!
80%
- BMW 520d Tourer
- 245/40 R18
- 20,000 miles
- A Combination of Roads
- Average
Fited in bmw e61 to try them against crappy dunlop sp01 rft. For the bargain price you get longer lasting tyre, with at least the same qualities. After 20k miles I don't think 50% of thread is actually gone with my heavy foot. Will go for them next time.
49%
- Volvo V70 D5 165bhp (03)
- 235/40 R18
- 10,000 miles
- A Combination of Roads
- Spirited
Bought these NT8000's after many sets of the fantastic NT5000's. Thought a newer design would be better. How wrong I was. Wet grip is dangerous, I can spin them up with the lightest of touches. Pressing on is a nightmare due to chronic understeer. Can't wait to get them off and get another pair of NT5000's, trouble is they don't appear to be wearing away!
Sorry Neuton, not impressed!
Sorry Neuton, not impressed!
96%
- Vauxhall Zafira 2.2 direct
- 225/45 R17 W
- 10,000 miles
- Mostly Town
- Spirited
I bought these for my zafira 2.2 after having pirelli tyres on which worn down very quick. ive had these neuton 8000 on my car 8 months now and i've done 10,000 miles easily and they've only worn down 1mm. I'm very very impressed and defo recommend. they even seem to stop quicker when braking.
one thing i can fault though, is that i seem to need to put air in the tyres more often than the pirelis, which is a minor fault 9/10
one thing i can fault though, is that i seem to need to put air in the tyres more often than the pirelis, which is a minor fault 9/10
90%
- Fiat Bravo
- 225/40 R18
- 3,000 miles
- Mostly Town
- Average
Really an underdog for tyres.
Paid SGD$150/tyre fitted & balanced. Bargain price for 18".
Had mixed feelings when I was deciding on new rubbers, plus 18" aren't really cheap to begin with. Found this brand and seems that reviews are very positive. I never believed in paying for overpriced brand-names, which they use the money for TV, billboard advertisements.
So far have driven about 4000+KMs on these and I can only say that these rubbers are really bang-for-buck. Stops when it's supposed to do so, both on dry or wet roads.
Heard from the tyre mechanic that Neuton is actually a subsidiary of Yokohama, and made in Indonesia. So quality-wise, it should be quite alright for daily drives. This brand will definitely be in my list again when I need a next change of tyres.
Paid SGD$150/tyre fitted & balanced. Bargain price for 18".
Had mixed feelings when I was deciding on new rubbers, plus 18" aren't really cheap to begin with. Found this brand and seems that reviews are very positive. I never believed in paying for overpriced brand-names, which they use the money for TV, billboard advertisements.
So far have driven about 4000+KMs on these and I can only say that these rubbers are really bang-for-buck. Stops when it's supposed to do so, both on dry or wet roads.
Heard from the tyre mechanic that Neuton is actually a subsidiary of Yokohama, and made in Indonesia. So quality-wise, it should be quite alright for daily drives. This brand will definitely be in my list again when I need a next change of tyres.
85%
- Peugeot 406 Coupe 2.2 Petrol
- 215/55 R16 W
- 1,000 miles
- A Combination of Roads
- Average
Read the reviews from Saab/GM drivers so decided to give these a go. My Coupe has the 2.2 petrol engine so it is no rocket ship, but these fit the bill nicely for a realtively large front wheel drive coupe. Excellent grip, quiet and comfortable in the dry, and very good performance in the wet. They have handled the wet weather really well. Whilst they do look good, it is they way they match or exceed the performamce of premium tyres but for roughly half the price. Can't really say about wear but no early signs (balancing and tracking is essential whichever tyres you use).
89%
- Mercedes Benz S350 2004 saloon.
- 225/60 R16 W
- 1,000 miles
- A Combination of Roads
- Easy Going
First set of budget tyres i have ever bought, i took continental contract off and took a gamble with these, i read all the reviews and hand on heart these tyres are fantastic for the price, brilliant tyres all round, I own a Mercedes S350 2004, so it is a heavy car, would i buy again? i certainly would, good all round performance from them...
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