EFFICIENTGRIP SUV

I bought these as I saw it in several reviews for my Nissan Qashqai. This was the worst tyre I've ever bought. The wheels kept spinning whenever I tried to start the car, in every crossroad I stopped. And the same issue also had my neighbour with his Toyota Avensis. Luckily I sold the car but even the new buyer couldn't believe that these tyres were 6months old and had only 12.000km in them.. My conclusion is never buy an efficient tyre again, class A or B. C classification is the one to go.

Terrible tyre, way to soft for a crossover and got two pictures at separate times on good roads, the Sidewall of tyre is also paper thin so cornering the car just slops around 40 psi running pressure,wear was atrocious tyres were shagged at 15k and I potter around in a ford territory rarely giving it a push. At time of puncture repair I mentioned my issues with the tyre and they agreed and said they had had numerous problems with them and was wondering why they had gotten such a good reputation.

I just bought it 3.5 months ago and have driven about 2400 miles. The front tire has 3mm left.

I'm very impressed with these tires. They offer excellent grip on dry tarmac, good to average grip in wet conditions, but they tend to aquaplane toward the end of their lifespan. The wear was fantastic; however, the only downside was that they tended to pick up screws and nails, with about 10-12 incidents.

Put a set of these on my 2016 VW Touareg and very impressed, handle great, plenty of grip, look great, seem to be wearing well, low noise, protect the rim. Not finding any negatives so far, highly recommend.