Autogrip F110

The Autogrip F110 is a High Performance Summer tire designed to be fitted to Passenger Cars.

Tire review data from 1 tire reviews averaging 74% over 2,000 miles driven.

Dry Grip 70%
Wet Grip 60%
Road Feedback 30%
Handling 80%
Wear 80%
Comfort 100%
Buy again 100%

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Given 74% while driving a Volkswagen Toureg R Line V8 Diesel (275/45 R20) on mostly country roads for 2,000 average miles
I replaced a set of Hankook Ventus AS tires with these. I like these tires very much however they have a few faults.

Compared with the Ventus they give an unbelievably soft, smooth ride (I'm guessing due to their very soft compound. To the touch they feel like a spounge) Noise wise they're 'just' on the quiet side.

Their faults would be indirect and squishy handling. With the Hankook Ventus AS's I could place the car anywhere on the road I wanted, with the smallest of inputs from the wheel. With the Rotalas I can move the steering wheel one or two centimeters around during a corner and it wont make any difference to the cars direction. So in effect I don't have as much confidence during cornering. Added to that is (sometimes unpredictable amounts of) pronounced body roll due to the tires rolling over.

Before the 20" Hankook Ventus I had a set of 265/60 17" Kumho Solus on and they handle 20% better than these low profile 20" Rotalla tires. The Kumhos still have no where near as good a ride though. I cant get over how nicely they ride. They've turned my Touareg into my dads Merc GL in terms of ride. example: I can now go over road lane reflectors and not feel them or a gravel road which now feels like a tarmac road.

In summary Id say a very cheap, smooth, soft riding, quiet tire at the expense of confident flat handling.

Got them fitted/balanced for $130 AUS each, compared to the $450 AUS each I paid for the Hankooks.

Helpful 27 - tire reviewed on November 30, 2015