Winter Tyres .......
#811
Ah but it still gets cold, icy and slippery, which winter tyres are very good for as well.
Those cross climates look good, the recent all seasons tyres, Michelin, Nokian and Goodyear really have moved the goal posts. There is less of an argument for the summer/winter combo now
Those cross climates look good, the recent all seasons tyres, Michelin, Nokian and Goodyear really have moved the goal posts. There is less of an argument for the summer/winter combo now
Summer tyres are generally rated from A - C
A - being the most fuel eficient, C not efficient. F being very unneficient etc
If your unlucky and run some larger sizes or 4X4,
this can drop to E or even G
All season tyres if your lucky are from C- F!
but there is a trade off on wet grip, with E rating being quite common!
mart
#812
Scooby Regular
Michelin cross climates
The cross climates felt great in standing water but they never saw more than some frost and ice. The one real negative was a drone on smooth wet roads. Car was perfectly quiet otherwise but there seemed to be a lot more noise than the claimed decibels ! This was also moticed by Steve from SW motorsports, before I even mentioned noise.
The duellers on the new Forester coped perfectly well with the little snow they saw but I think it was more down to the x mode. Now changed for Nokian WRG3 SUVs which have been as good as I'd expect from Nokian.
#813
Scooby Senior
There is, its called fuel economy & wet braking!
Summer tyres are generally rated from A - C
A - being the most fuel eficient, C not efficient. F being very unneficient etc
If your unlucky and run some larger sizes or 4X4,
this can drop to E or even G
All season tyres if your lucky are from C- F!
but there is a trade off on wet grip, with E rating being quite common!
mart
Summer tyres are generally rated from A - C
A - being the most fuel eficient, C not efficient. F being very unneficient etc
If your unlucky and run some larger sizes or 4X4,
this can drop to E or even G
All season tyres if your lucky are from C- F!
but there is a trade off on wet grip, with E rating being quite common!
mart
#814
Scooby Regular
iTrader: (1)
There is, its called fuel economy & wet braking!
Summer tyres are generally rated from A - C
A - being the most fuel eficient, C not efficient. F being very unneficient etc
If your unlucky and run some larger sizes or 4X4,
this can drop to E or even G
All season tyres if your lucky are from C- F!
but there is a trade off on wet grip, with E rating being quite common!
mart
Summer tyres are generally rated from A - C
A - being the most fuel eficient, C not efficient. F being very unneficient etc
If your unlucky and run some larger sizes or 4X4,
this can drop to E or even G
All season tyres if your lucky are from C- F!
but there is a trade off on wet grip, with E rating being quite common!
mart
#817
I have Continental Wintercontact TS860 undwer my BMW. Excellent winter tyres apparently but all over the place when giving it some beans in the dry.
http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Tyre/Co...act-TS-860.htm
http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Tyre/Co...act-TS-860.htm
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