Best Tyres for the Fiat Marea Weekend JTD 105

100.000 kms with rotation, normal driving 100-120 km/h autobahn speed and little sport driving, good dry and wet grip, silent, sport feel on 195/50/16.

Got the tyres brand new and used for 1 winter. Quite good grip on wet, snow, and around curves. Excellent breaking qualities even on wet, so one could rely on that too. Safely took me home when the highway was closed and most cars could not or barely moved through the snow. I drove with 60km/h and felt the car rather stable through the blizzard. Definitely recommend!

Bought Lassa Greenways for summer 2015 and am quite happy with the performance. I drove on highways, in town, and gravel - the tyres performed well, have good grip and feel reliable. Not too hard as material. No screeching or blops on the sides, considering the multiple holes on Bulgarian roads :). Good braking qualities. I am very happy with them for the 1st season - let's see how they will be when they wear out more.

60.000 kms, fast driving, good dry and wet grip, rare feel with humidity road, silent, very good.

35.000 kms and continue, I expect 40-45.000 kms, fast driving, good dry and wet grip, noiseless.

Having read a lot of the reviews on here, it seems that there is a great deal of variation in the experience of reviewers. Some find them to last for ages, some find them to die very quickly, some find they grip fine others are terrified by them. It would seem that either reading these reviews is not a very reliable way to get information or the tyres themselves are very variable. I have no way of knowing which. I've had a pair of these on the front of my Fiat for about 16k miles - I believe they were original equipment and they suit the setup of the suspension. The ones I have were made in Turkey and I think are quite a soft compound. They haven't lasted terribly well, but grip quite well in the wet and dry and give way fairly progressively. I replaced a pair of Bridgestone B250s which I found to have far too little lateral stiffness and felt like I was on balloon tyres.

I am happy with the performance of the P6000 and would buy them again.

It has very good grip on dry and wet roads. The performance on snow is good but it has a tendency to loose grip when cornering on snow or slush. The noise level is very acceptable.