Vredestein Ultrac Sessanta
WatchThe Vredestein Ultrac Sessanta is a Max Performance Summer tyre designed to be fitted to Passenger Cars.
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Review Summary
Based on 210 user reviews
Across the reviews, the Vredestein Ultrac Sessanta is most often described as a great-value ultra-high-performance summer tyre with very strong wet and dry grip, confident handling, and good resistance to aquaplaning. Many drivers also report a quieter, smoother ride versus run-flats or some premium rivals, with predictable breakaway and strong feedback once bedded in. The main recurring drawbacks are that some sets can be noticeably noisy, and wear can be quicker than expected (especially on driven axles or powerful cars), with occasional comments about softer sidewalls/vague steering feel on aggressive cornering.
Strengths
- Excellent wet grip and wet braking confidence
- Strong dry grip and traction (including on powerful cars)
- Good aquaplaning/standing-water performance
- Good value versus premium-brand alternatives
- Often quieter and more comfortable than run-flats/previous tyres
- Predictable
- Progressive handling with good feedback
Areas for Improvement
- Road noise/humming on some cars or as they wear
- Treadwear can be relatively fast for some drivers (especially rears/powerful setups)
- Soft sidewalls can reduce steering sharpness/introduce a slightly vague feel
- Some reports of tramlining/camber sensitivity depending on size/setup
Top 3 Vredestein Ultrac Sessanta Reviews
I fail to understand why these tyres have been stopped in manufacture
Latest Vredestein Ultrac Sessanta Reviews
Overall - good tire, met my expectations, would buy again
Both wet and dry grip better than original Michelin pilot sports that car came with. Comfort about the same. Am looking to replace with newer design of tyre
Would not buy them again for this reason .
Disadvantages : despite only 67dB claimed for noise, they are very noisy. The wear is uniform, the thread looks good, but they are noisy, it sounds like a broken wheel bearing. Vredestein UltracCento are much more quiet, doesn't compare. I would't buy them again just for that reason.
At the end of the day, they look amazing but don't deliver.
The NS had one small crack on the outer wall but when the wheel was removed from the car, the inner wall it had 2 cracks, one of which was huge and another massive bulge. Neither tyres had run flat damage on the tyre inner which is not surprising as the pressures have always been spot on. There were probably 15000 miles left in terms of life, but had to get them changed immediately. I have never seen anything like this and have raised a warranty claim with Vredestein but I hold out little hope of them being supportive. Naturally, I'll never purchase Vredestein tyres again.
