Ford Mondeo Titanium X Tyres
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Ford Mondeo Titanium X Tyre Review Highlights
Writing about the
Landsail LS588 UHP given
30% (235-40-18-)
Driving on
mostly town for 11
spirited miles
Bought these in July 2018 at 68.000 miles did not drive much as I have three cars. After just 11.000 miles in 42 months the tyres have to be replaced, inside walls of both rear tyres have started to split and delaminate. Tyre tread depth is still great and would otherwise go on for a long time yet. I would never buy these again not safe enough in my opinion. Please think twice before you buy.
Quite simply the best Winter Tyre I have ever driven on. The reviews are right - Bridgestone have overtaken Continental.
The Wet performance in particular is simply amazing. The ability to clear water is superb!
Dry performance is very good and a quick check in the recent snow & ice showed that these tyres are very effective at handling Winter weather also.
An amazing all rounder and cheaper than some of the premium competition also! Total no-brainer.;....if you want Winter Tyres these are the ones to get.
Writing about the
Jinyu YU61 given
13% (235-45-18-V)
Driving on
a combination of roads for 1000
average miles
I would only recommend these tyres to put flowers in them and i cant belive you call them a performance tyre.
Its a cheap Chinese tyre and its a serious danger and shouldn't be legal. I havent bought the tyres, i got the car with them fitted on the rear axle and they were fitted a few months back, and the back of the car was very unstable.
Threw them strait away.
Writing about the
Landsail LS288 given
71% (225-40-18-)
Driving on
a combination of roads for 6000
average miles
bought these as got recommended them , overall not a bad tyre for the price, only let down was the tyre walls, they started cracking after about 6000 mls , and slow leaked air due to it ,had to blow them up ones a week, now replaced them with better tyres
Writing about the
Dunlop Sport BluResponse given
61% (215-55-16-)
Driving on
a combination of roads for 10000
spirited miles
Grip is very good, both dry and wet.
But my issue with them is horrible tyre deformation after 2 summer seasons. They look like new but all 4 tyres have up and down play and also side to side on some, impossible to get perfect balance from them now. Ruins the chilled and seamless ride of the car.
Writing about the
Nexen N Fera SU1 given
69% (235-40-19-W)
Driving on
mostly country roads for 20000
spirited miles
These tyres were fitted brand new to my Ford Mondeo 2.0 diesel Titanium 2015 177 BHP. The tyres looked nice on the tyre wall and remained on my vehicle for two years. During this time they went down to just over 5mm therefore tyre wear was good. However I do fit winter tyres to my vehicle during the cold months. Car handled well in the dry and were very sure footed on winding country roads. Wet braking was sufficient but not exceptional. My only complaint is the tyres were very hard to balance due to one going out of shape. I only realised this when changed over to winter tyres which were a premium brand. This put me off refitting them to my vehicle. I guess this may have been a bad experience and I would personally avoid them in future.
Writing about the
Kleber Krisalp HP3 given
76% (205-55-16-H)
Driving on
a combination of roads for 15000
average miles
This was my first winter season with those tyres. They have good dry and wet grip. I haven't experienced extreme winter conditions with them yet, but there was no problem with the small amount of snow.
Feedback, comfort and wear is also good. The only bad thing about this tyres is that they became pretty loud after 3 months of driving. So I'll have to think about it if I would buy them again.
For average user and for this price they are pretty good tires. If the possible noise doesn't bother you, go and buy them.
Writing about the
Kormoran Kormoran UHP given
93% (235-40-18-W)
Driving on
mostly motorways for 1000
average miles
Nothing wrong with these at all. Seems Asda Tyres are pushing these into the UK market and that's a good thing! Very good wet and dry grip....it's not a sports car, but for everyday driving I can't see much difference in grip/handling than the Michelin PS4 tyres on the car previously.
Driven in all weathers other than snow - even very heavy rain and standing water was well within their capabilities.
Not had long enough to comment on wear.
Overall very impressed for the money.
Writing about the
Radar Dimax R8 given
83% (235-40-18-R)
Driving on
a combination of roads for 10
average miles
Had these on my 2.5l Turbo Ford Mondeo for last four years, absolutely no issues with them at all; a great, cheap all round tyre. And I have been known to drive in a spirited way sometimes!
mk4 mondeo t.x 163 . gave these a try 180 x2 at national tyres . just done 22k still plenty of tread left . great grip wet or dry .will buy again
Writing about the
Landsail LS388 AS given
86% (235-45-18-W)
Driving on
a combination of roads for 12000
average miles
Purchased these after a bit of reading up and to replace brand new Infinity tyres that had been fitted by the dealer prior to sale. Needless to say the Inifinity's were absolutely dire, with zero feedback the car felt like it was ice all of the time. You just didn't feel 100% in control of the car in any weather.
One went these Landsails.
Now, bearing in mind these are still very "cheap tyres" but the difference was to be honest like chalk and cheese in comparison to Infinity.
These are quiet, comfortable, with what I believe is the most important factor....good feedback.....
I am sure there are better big brand tyres available with regards to scientific on the limit testing, but for as long as you don't drive like "a loon" these really are a good reliable choice. They do their job commendably.
I am no skinflint by a long shot but for everyday use I would not warrant anything else.
If you are 'The Stig', yes by all means get the BBC to pay for more expensive rubber to thrash around your track.
If you are like me with a daily drive that is done mostly within the confines of normal driving, these are shockingly good value for money, with no massively regrettable downsides noted....quiet, grippy, reliable, long lasting.
Writing about the
Nexen N Fera SU1 given
87% (215-50-17-W)
Driving on
mostly town for 500
easy going miles
I bought 4 Nexen SU1 for my Mondeo Titanium X ( 2014 Reg ) after having Goodyear Efficient Grip on all 4 and then Pirelli P7 on fronts. To be honest the handling, comfort and road noise on the Nexens is as good or even better BUT, and it's a BIG BIG but for me, I was getting in excess of 50 MPG before the Nexens but am struggling to get 40 MPG on the Nexens. I have had a full geometry test on the car due to excessive wear on the Pirelli P7. Although the Nexens cost £76 opposed to £98-£110 for Goodyear/Pirelli, the MPG will ensure i don't buy Nexens in the future.
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