Platin RP 410 Diamant
The Platin RP 410 Diamant is a Touring Summer tyre designed to be fitted to Passenger Car
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Tyre review data from 3 tyre reviews averaging 86% over 41,500 miles driven.
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Top 3 Platin RP 410 Diamant Reviews
Given
61%
while driving a
Ford Focus mk2
(205/55 R16 V) on
a combination of roads
for 5,500
spirited miles
I've now run these tyres throughout spring, summer and autum. I wasn't expecting a lot from the very random brand up budget tyre but they have ended up being pretty much alright.
In gentle, normal driving conditions I've found them to be quite grippy in the dry, and okay in the wet in a straight line. The issues with the tyres primarily come around when cornering. Harder cornering in the dry feels like it folds the sidewall over, so you transition from fairly direct steering to very vague steering mid-corner. In the wet, too much steering angle while accelerating often results in spinning wheels where previous tyres have been fine. I wouldn't fancy using them through the winter.
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Latest Platin RP 410 Diamant Reviews
Given
61%
while driving a
Ford Focus mk2
(205/55 R16 V) on
a combination of roads
for 5,500
spirited miles
I've now run these tyres throughout spring, summer and autum. I wasn't expecting a lot from the very random brand up budget tyre but they have ended up being pretty much alright.
In gentle, normal driving conditions I've found them to be quite grippy in the dry, and okay in the wet in a straight line. The issues with the tyres primarily come around when cornering. Harder cornering in the dry feels like it folds the sidewall over, so you transition from fairly direct steering to very vague steering mid-corner. In the wet, too much steering angle while accelerating often results in spinning wheels where previous tyres have been fine. I wouldn't fancy using them through the winter.
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