Best Tyres for the Nissan Micra

I find that for tires around €140, similar in price to Michelin, Continental, Goodyear, the number of kilometers is low compared to other brands that have done about 50,000 km for €10 more. I'm considering buying GT Radial Sport Active2 or BF Goodrich Advantage 2, estimated at 45,000 km for less than €90 per tire.

dry grip: good. wet grip: not good. you have to drive carefully, smoothly. and even more so on curves and tight bends. uncomfortable tire. maybe because of the size 50? and deflates very quickly. maybe because of the speed bumps? I redo the pressure every 500 km. I have to put about 1 bar of pressure back. (the valves are new and the rims are original, without shocks). as for wear I don't know yet. I swap them every 10,000 km. we'll see in the end. tire not noisy. buying this tire is unlikely because on wet ground it's limited.

the michelin pilot sport 3 was fitted on my micra k12 1.2 and i was super satisfied with them. all four tyres were fitted at the same time on new wheel rims. i drove around 33k kms with them and still plenty of tread left. it was around approx 4mm tread across all tyres. so i guess may be 40% of its life remained.

the first 15k kms were insane. the tyres were very responsive and you could feel that they would not let you down. i was very happy with stability especially in fast corners and quick steering where the car remained stable at high speed and the tyres responded. I felt much more comfortable driving in the wet with them, i could feel the tyres had more grip that in the dry. The tyres needed to be fired up to good temperature in order to perform well and once u drove normally around with them, you could easily start going into fast corners at high speed without feeling that the tyres would slide. in fact in wet conditions, you could afford to do things you don't normally do when it's raining.

the performance started to drop as the tyres started to wear out but it was hardly noticeable. hitting the 20k km mark, driving was still very pleasant and still plenty of tread left but i would say its performance compared to when its new, may have drop approx. around lets say 75%. i think that one could take its life tread away completely and still feel comfortable driving around because their drop in performance is at low rate. well road noise is there like any other tyres so they didn't disturbed, in fact it was pleasant hearing them as i could say to any1 'hear my pilot sport roaring' lol will definitely recommend these tyres and will buy again in a heartbeat/

I have a 2015 Nissan Micra (K13), and there are limited choices available for the size 175/60R15. I bought these Maxxis tires with some trepidation after reading about their alleged poor wet handling and road noise, but so far (2,000 km) I don't see any problems at all. The handling and grip on dry pavement are absolutely superb (as confirmed by the top dry ranking in the ADAC/Stiftung Warentest test), and I haven't had any problems at all driving in light or heavy rain on city streets or rural roads. At highway speeds, there was a little understeer on very wet roads, though this felt more like a somewhat lighter touch to the steering than a lack of control. The tires also aren't noisy. I gather this is more of an issue on 14-inch tires, but in 15-inch they're definitely quieter than the Bridgestone B250 that came with the car, with one exception - the resonant "plonk" noise that the tires make when you drive over a stone, hit a kerb, etc. is a bit more noticeable. All in all, the tire seems very well matched to a small car like the Micra, and (remember these are first impressions) so far I am very pleasantly surprised, not least because they were very reasonably priced for a Taiwan-made tire.

I have a Nissan Micra, so there's a relatively limited range of tires available for 175/60R15, most of which are older models. So a reasonably priced brand-new Goodyear was a pretty obvious choice when I needed new winter tires. And they haven't disappointed. The Micra feels like a whole new car, with far better traction and handling than the Semperit Master-Grip 2 that were fitted before, and braking distance and overall performance seems to have improved as well. I can't comment on severe ice and snow, as we didn't have too much of that this winter, but traction was very good on one icy day and it handled moderate snow cover with ease. I haven't driven too much on rural roads or motorways, but handling was fine and the tire seemed quieter at highway speeds.

It was on my Nissan Micra 2014 i used the tyre for a total of 3 year i put the tyre on rear, the front tyre have been toyo and have been replaced and put on. While the maxtrek is still the same at rear.

The tires is pretty quiet, have soft compound and it make the ride feel quiet and comfy for me, although the handling is average. So far the tyre feel better than my previous Bridgestone Ecopia tyre. Low price tag too