Best Tyres for the Fiat Grande Punto 1.4 8v

These tires are excellent done ( 6000 Miles ) in six months .
All aspects are great dry,wet & snow
They are afordable price same tire as (Vector 4S)
All weather tire just branding.
I recommed them to all

My initial review

Sava Allweather/Debica Navavigator 3
are the same tires just branding.

I have these tires a month now done (1.62k miles) / (2000Km) breakin period

Dry/Wet : Very good all aspects.

Waiting for snow/Ice so I have a better view.

The only negative may say because of high traction and compound tire consume more fuel.
Verified by the petrol station fillup consume more about (1 - 2 Liters / 100Km) than summer tires.
I'll give a update after longer period.
I'm pleased until now.

Very good tyres. Very controlable at the limit, exellent dry/wet grip. Never had any problems with controling in wet. They perform very good in all conditions. Overall a very good allround tyre that I would defenitly buy again but I sold the car (hence why I don't know the exact milage). Very little wear, dispite my spirited driving on mountain roads. The noise was very low and fuel economy was the best for what the tyre was, excellent comfort. After 20 minutes of hard spirited driving on mountain roads in the middle of the summer (30°C), I could feel the heat of the tyres rising high - steering feel became less accurate and handling dropped. But these are not UHP tyres so they do get hot a bit faster, but still do the job of putting a massive grin on my face when driving hard.

For six years I've been using these tyres. And stil looking good ( I used it only 12,000 km's) I'm about to change them to 4 seasons tyres for my conditions. I am not an agressive driver and never had a problem with these tyres even wet.

The Tyres are very good for it's price better than other brands with good handling

I have these tyres about a year (7000km) (4300miles)
They are very good also its price
I would buy them again.

I had these tyres stock ,
Summer : Dry grip were very good
Winter: Wet grip were good
Feed/Handling : Worst than ever, easy get to a skid, car be all over the place
Total tyres life : (21,000) Miles
Pirelli's worst tyre model I ever seen ,
Used to buying Pirelli Tyres / Prefer them than other Premium brands
but these were too bad ....
i advice no one buy them, i think there out of production now.

I have these tyres for a year
Find them very good better than the stock perilli p4 which were pretty bad handle wise .
Cheap good I'll buy again

These tyres seemed in begin very good
but over time showed weakness
Handling (Dry): bit bad
No Good feedback
Wear too fast also noisy .

So I bought my first set of Winter Tyres back in November 2012 when I was taking my UK registered Fiat Grande Punto out to the French Alps to work a ski season. I wanted to buy a 'premium' set of Winter Tyres as I was going to be driving in true alpine conditions.
In my first winter 2012/13 the French Alps got soooo much snow. These Tyres performed exceptionally in heavy snow conditions. My car is a small car with a small light petrol engine so a decent car to drive in the Alps but these Tyres gave it unbelievable grip during a very harsh winter. I was living in a village up a twisty steep road at an altitude of 1250m and I did not need to fit my snow chains once during that winter, In deep snow they were epic.
I don't know the exact mileage that I have covered on them as I also have a set of summer tyres on alloy wheels and these winter tyres on a spare set of steel rims that I swop out in the Summer/Winter and have not noted the exact mileage done on each set.
I have run them now for 4 x winters out in the Alps and the levels of grip are diminishing as they age and the tread wear expires.
I've been mega happy with them, I drive quite sensibly so have preserved the tyres well and only really used them for driving in the village I lived in with the occasional trip on the Motorway to Geneva airport to collect friends.
It is now evident that the exceptional level of grip first offered when new is now not the same. (Hardly surprising as it was beyond belief how much grip they gave when new).
I could probably squeeze 1 x last winter out of them as they still do have a decent tread but they are 5 x years old so will probably invest in a new pair for next winter.