All season tyre choices

[securespark]

Just seen that Bridgestone have a mileage guarantee on Turanza All Season 6.

Edit. Scrap that, it's 15,000 in 2 years for EVs.

We've done 22K in over 25 months on the original rubber, so not much of a guarantee.

The rears are more worn but if we can swap them round to even them out, it might even them out. But then you have to mess about with the TPMS sensors, don't you?

 

[siteguru]

Yes ... unless you physically swap the tyres rather than the wheels. But that's a bit extreme.

I'm not a high mileage user but my tyres seem to be wearing quite evenly across all 4 (so far).

 

[Kenp1]

Looking to put all season tyres on my MG5S EV. I can get Goodyear Vector 4 Gen 3 tyres for £120 a corner fitted from Costco. They are B & B rated for energy and wet weather performance. Looks to be a very good deal for what appears to be a decent tyre. Has anyone on here had experience of these tyres?

TIA

Had these fitted on my MG4 a couple of weeks ago, not because the tyres on the car were worn down but because there were 3 different brands on the car, one really cheap.

I had CC2 on my Sportage which were excellent, and the Goodyear tyres also seem very good in the dry and wet, not noisy, and seem comfortable.

 

[securespark]

Bit of a topic change, I know, but did/ do you like the Sportage? And which power train did it have?
Cheers.

 

[Kenp1]

It was a 1.6 litre turbo petrol with an DCT gearbox, the clutch pack failed but this was replaced under warranty at 4 years old.

The car was OK but I never really enjoyed it, I don't think I'm an SUV person.