Three A P606

I have a set on a 525 e60 bmw and a falcon au11 xr8 ute. Whilst l cannot fault them for grip, noise or wear the both sets had a tyre fail at 50% worn with a bubble/ separation in the side wall and this alone would stop me buying them again. 1 set l could deal with but both sets is a manufacturing problem.

A friendly tyre with great performance

I have a set of these on a 2013 Vauxhall Combo van, they have done about 20,000 miles a mix of town and motorway, they still have tread but the two fronts had to be replaced yesterday because the tracking was out (not a tyre fault). I am so pleased with these tyres I have now bought a set for my Jaguar (255/35/20) at a cost of £204 for four off ebay uk.

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Bought two of these. Couple years old, but only low mileage. Already replacing due to worrying deep cracking/splitting on both tyres in multiple directions.

This Touring tyre overall have been a decent budget tyre. Grip levels in dry and wet conditions ranging between 2°c and 36°c have been adequate. High wear in my experience is due to the work I do with lots of tight turnarounds. Tread wear rated at 320, same as the previous premium tyre I had on before them(MPS4). Lasted just as long as them. Three A P606 are set up for comfort so handling and high-speed are very stable and adequate for B roads and motorways. In Standing water they are very stable for this type of tyre.

I have bought 4 AAA P606 summer tyres under £200, They are great budget tyres, Handle well in wet and dry weather ( I have driven them in snow few times as well which they handled all right). Done around 14k miles on them in 4 years and they have had still good amount of thread left, but had to replace them because they started dry rotting. Over all great tyres if you are on the budged with performance of premium tyres, I recommend them and will buy them again.

Impossible to tell the difference when fitted on the rear of a 2011 Mazda 3 between original Toyo Proxes R32's and other mid range brands tried (Avons, Falkens). No complaints over wear rate (currently 25 000 miles with 3.6mm tread remaining), grip (wet or dry) or noise levels. Some cracking noticeable between the outer treads. Otherwise a good budget purchase.

Great tyre, so far not having any lack of grip, noise or comfort. Enjoying my daily drive intercity and on highways. Great value for money. Would love to buy them again.

Never heard of them till garage person told me about I'm glad they did

With these 4 tyres i have done 20K mileages heavy loaded car. I can honestly say they are very good budget tyres. Just fo for it you won't disappointed.

I'm going to review this tyre on 2 cars having mentioned previously that they were fitted to my '58 Mondeo 2.0 Tdci and my wifes '58 Focus 1.6 Tdci though my scores are based on the 215/55/16. Firstly my Mondeo: I made my initial review about 4yrs ago having bought the first set for my Mondeo and enjoyed them so much, I bought a second set (215/22/16) 2 yrs ago in August 2018 and almost 2 yrs down the line they are still on the go. Even if the rear tyres are almost on the limit (having swapped front to back every 6 months) and done pretty much 42k miles on them as I do 20k miles per year. I've been through every weather condition and never had any issues. Driving mainly on A roads to and from work I'm not a racing driver and I'm not Miss Daisy but do have a blow out (not the tyres...) every now and then. Don't we all!!.. I have to say they have been great on the Mondy and would buy again with my ratings reflecting so. I'm now looking at getting a third set.. :) Secondly, the Focus: The first set (205/55/16) has just seen out its life after nearly 4 yrs... I have to say they have performed performed almost as well as the above except in wear. It may be 4 yrs but the wife does probably 7k miles per year with varied road travel but mainly shorter trips. So, they have only done around 25K miles, which isn't bad but I would have expected better wear. So does this show that a different car wears in different ways or is it the driving road conditions. Sadly, I didn't buy again for the Focus as I took up an offer through Tyre Shopper on an alternative and saved quite a few ££'s, so time will tell on these new ones. However, the Three A P606 gets my thumbs up..

My current set done 18000km for now, 1 had swollen on its sidewall due to pothole, and 1 unit had uneven wear, but maybe due to under pressure as I had cracked on my wheels. Good handling/road feedback / wet grip when it's new but not when its less than 60% wear. But it's very economical for your pocket.

Very good budget tyres, grip well in wet and dry, quiet, smooth on road surface, nice tread pattern.if I'm going to pick up on anything it's just a lot of data and writing on the sidewalls they could have been cast smaller. But for what they do and the price these are the best budgets I've found so far, better than Hilda, Hifly, joyroad etc, if anything I would put these up with hancook for performance.

Good grip in dry and wet, they never let go within reasonable use. Feel good on the road, non of the issues others have mentioned.. Comfortably did over 22k miles. Very good value, more than happy to buy again.

I Have bought this tyre last months. What i really not happy with the tyre is its start shaking my steering after 110KM/H. I have done on wheel and off wheel balancing but still vibrate. Have sent to two (2) different tyre shop to sattle the problem but still vibrate.