RoadX Tyres

After long use during summer months only they perform the same as they did with only 1000 kms on them. Again, these are a more affordable option that comes with a certain amount of sacrifice in performance but I have realistic expectations. If they were as good as top tier tires, the price would reflect that cost of production. If you are like me and are tired of watching a set of $3200 high performance tires dissolve in 40 000 kms, this is a great option. Get a flat...buy another 4 for the price of 2 big brand tires. do your tires rotations and check your psi like you should...regularly.

Removed from car and replaced with Bridgestones. Awful in the dry and hopeless in the wet. Enter a roundabout and expect them to lose grip without any form of hooliganism. Do yourself, your family and every road user you meet a favour and avoid these .. please.

The wet road performance is stunningly bad. The road noise is quite loud, though they may improve with enough break in. Overall these are the worst tires I've ever fitted to any vehicle. Do not compromise, stick with the brands you recognize.

Excellent value-for-money. Performs as well as my previous Michelin Primacy.

I will be perfectly happy buying these tyres again when i need to change them.
I will run them down to 3mm as i always have done over the years. Even premium tyres won't perform too good after a few years and many miles if you let them get down near the 1.6mm limit in the wet.

Added another couple hundred miles to these (fitted on auris when i bought it) as left them on given the unusually hot conditions here in the UK and i already didnt care if these melt/shred - and find the first opinion in prior review was perhaps a little overly kind. Cant seem to change the review stage from 'end of life' - although they are as far as I am concerned - I think these tyres would last a long time - like a droning dreary lecture.
I checked the pressures and they were 32 all round when the auris should be 35 on the front - so upped the fronts to 35 hoping for improvement - and discovered why they were 32psi.
Harshness and noise literally doubled. Dry lateral grip lessened noticeably (only been hot dry weather since first impressions) and tram-lining on raised white lines became actually disturbing (meaning dry weather handling is now very unsteady in all but the best conditions. It was as if they were hyper over-inflated. Front tyres screeched just giving half throttle when taking off from a junction. Tyre and road noise actually went from irritating to a horrendous distracting noise.
Dropped front pressures down to 32 again to make them bearable until they are gone - and soon. Just note: I'm a retired driver - not some boy racer. Mpg did go up from 29 - 32 avg on the very short trips I've been generally making recently.

UHP? - Horrible tyres.