Given
80%
while driving a
BMW 120d
(225/45 R17) on
mostly motorways
for 200
spirited miles
Just bought a set of four of these (Non-runflat version, i.e. normal tires). Compared to my previous tires (2x Michelin Primacy HP and 2x Nokian Z), they are considerably quieter than Nokians but slightly noisier than Michelins. They are softer than Nokians and on par with Michelins. Dry grip is as good as Nokians and Michelins. I haven’t tested their wet grip yet and may update in a later stage if anything worth me to do tell. They are comfortable to ride, better than Nokians and on par with Michelin. They introduce slightly more body lean than both Nokians and Michelins. Road feedback is better than Nokians and slightly worse with Michelins. Tramlining is worse than Nokians but better than Michelins. In terms of cost, Nokian Z is discontinued so couldn’t comment, but they are 28% cheaper than Michelin. I have been told Michelin lasts longer, but I don’t think they can last 28% longer. So overall, I am happy with what I get from what I paid. If the wet grip isn’t bad, and they lasts reasonably long, I will definitely buy again.