Best Tyres for the Renault Laguna II

I bought these Bridgestone Turanza 6s to replace the T005s, which didn't last more than 25,000 km (15,500 ml's). They wore a lot on the outside. I was hoping they'd improve their durability and, above all, address the problem the new T005s had. The car swayed excessively at low speeds (I replaced everything that needed to be replaced in the suspension and steering). With these Turanza 6s, everything remains the same. The sidewalls are so soft and fragile that even with high pressure (2.7 bar), even when stationary, shaking the car, it doesn't stop swaying. In short, a tire that doesn't provide any driving safety, despite excellent grip in both dry and wet conditions. I'll have to switch brands.

Honestly I have to say that if you are looking for fuel saving tyres with good grip and good handling then-Goodyear EfficientGrip Performance 2 is the right tyre for you . And if you are looking for really comfortable tyres even when outside temperature is very low then look for Uniroyal Rainsport 3 ! NOT a 5 ! And on the top of it, this Uniroyal's will get you safely at a high speed trough the deep patches of water on motorways ! If only a grip is better I will definitely buy Rainsport 3 again and again ! Goodyear EfficientGrip Performance 2 is NOT comfortable as stated maybe in 15 & 16 inch sizes but definitely NOT 17 inch and above !!! I have just done some longer driving on M5 Motorway with temperature around 17-18 degrees and not really impressed with as there is no comfort present at all ! I'm NOT interested in tyre longevity as I love fresh rubber !!! So I won't be probably buying Goodyear EfficientGrip Performance 2 again !??! And question is what tyre to buy next time as they are nearly all the same expensive dream ! There should be something like a try before you buy without any doubt !

Poor at wet roads especialy on turns. Will never buy again, i had few really unpleasynt situations I've never had with other brands.

The fastest wearing tyre that I have ever one! After only 3500km of driving (normal stayle of driving, half of that in town and half on motorway) spent 2mm, pressure was controlled continuously and tires were balanced. Conclusion is that Tigar Syneris will last about 11000km. It is extremly short even for a budget tyre. I have other tyers before on my car, some cheap some more expensive(Michelin, Dunlop, Nokian, Sava) but syneris is BY FAR the worst tyres. A know that is much cheaper then Michelin... but not worth a dollar/euro...
In the range of cheap Chinese tyres.

DRY WEATHER TYRES ARE OK, BUT WITH WET ROAD CONSDITIONS PLEASE TAKE CARE WITH SUDDENLY BRAKING, AND TAKE CARE WITH ACCELERATION AT ROUND ABOUTS

I was very sceptical to buy a budget tyre, once I always fit well known tyre brands such as Dunlop and contis. The tyre is above any of my expectations with very low noise (same level with my previous Dunlop's sport Max rt) and great handling in dry and wet. It's a little bit soft at when the tyre pushed hard to turn (not as sharp as Dunlop) but it is by far more comfortable than rt. Great tyre for heavy passenger cars. I don't recommend it only to the very fast cars and truly sport style drivers.

Possibly the worst tyres I ever had. On wet roads, several times the car
broke out in a curve. Never again.

These are the best tyres I have driven on in over forty years.They are quiet, have no issues with balancing,and fuel economy has improved both towing(caravan) and solo.Grip on the road is excellent and a softer ride absorbing uneven road conditions.
Cannot say how long they will last only done 2000 miles but to be honest all the positives make this a great tyre.

Fantastic tyres for the price. Replaced my Michelin on the front in my Laguna II and Im impressed. Cornering on wet road, pulling on wet road and I dont get a wheelspin at all. Suddenly my car is less noisy compared to my old tyres and "feels" much better now. Will be getting them again to replace my rear tyres soon.

Just bought a pair of these for the front of my 2002 Laguna ll 3L v6 after comparing prices and looking at many other peoples opinions,I was a little bit schepticle.I've put tyres on my cars before priced well in excess of £100 and have been dissapointed,these cost me £63 each.Don't be a brand snob,Barum have been manufacturing car tyres for a very long time,including those for motorcycles and even tractors,and even though many are made in what we used to call the eastern block these people are no mugs,have a little faith with a cheaper alternative,TRUST ME THESE STICK