peta303
Active Member
Hello guys & girls, at the moment I am deciding what to buy to replace my aging and worn set of Bridgestone Turanza ER300... I'd like to ask you for your opinion / experience upon the following list or suggestions of others. Thanks in advance to you all.
So far Goodyear is my top choice as I bought my father-in-law for the same car as mine a 14" set of Efficientgrip Compact which appears to be surprisingly good; I have also tested Continentals with similar output but they seem to wear out too quickly as the Bridgestones did. Unfortunately no ADAC tests for 195/50 at all and hardly any for similar dimensions in recent years.
Any suggestions for a relaxed driver without ABS, looking for safe tyres (wife is learning to drive). good grip and low impact on fuel consumption welcome.
With the exception of Chinese tyres, most of those available in the Czech Republic are made in Poland (Goodyear, Dunlop, Bridgestone), with the exception of Nokian (Finland or Russia), Continental (Czech Republic, Slovakia, Germany or Romania) and Hankook (Hungary I think). Almost impossible to get German-made Goodyear or Dunlop or French-made Bridgestone.
So far Goodyear is my top choice as I bought my father-in-law for the same car as mine a 14" set of Efficientgrip Compact which appears to be surprisingly good; I have also tested Continentals with similar output but they seem to wear out too quickly as the Bridgestones did. Unfortunately no ADAC tests for 195/50 at all and hardly any for similar dimensions in recent years.
Any suggestions for a relaxed driver without ABS, looking for safe tyres (wife is learning to drive). good grip and low impact on fuel consumption welcome.
With the exception of Chinese tyres, most of those available in the Czech Republic are made in Poland (Goodyear, Dunlop, Bridgestone), with the exception of Nokian (Finland or Russia), Continental (Czech Republic, Slovakia, Germany or Romania) and Hankook (Hungary I think). Almost impossible to get German-made Goodyear or Dunlop or French-made Bridgestone.
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