215/60 R16 Tires

comfort level and noise level are great. Im not satisfied with wet grip, handling is bad, you are felling like you are wobbling in the turns, you are late with the turns. wearing is also bad, im driving mainly on highway but im not satisfied, also i have to replace it because the started to have bulging at the sides.

It is a very nice Tire, now it is the fifth Winter, i have to drive carefully, since the Wear is at 35-40% of Profile. The wetgrip gets weaker, last winter was not so easy, but from spring to autum is a very good Tire. The grip off the road is for my need more than i need

This is a great all season tire if your biggest priority is a plush and quite ride. This tire is very soft riding and soaks up cracks and bumps in the road, although it is a touch underdamped. I live in the Detroit Metro area so this is a compromise I'm willing to make. Tread noise is very quiet except for some whirring on perfectly smooth pavement.

Steering in this size, which is a bit higher profile is acceptable but on the relaxed side. I haven't needed to perform any limit maneuvers but the tire responds well to quick steering inputs to avoid road obstacles in both the dry and wet.

Rolling resistance seems good as well. I average 43-44 mpg in the summer months in my Fusion Hybrid. This is the same or better as the Crossclimate 2 I had on before but that was a wider and lower profile size so I can't draw a direct comparison.

No comments on winter performance as I run this as a 3 season grand touring tire and use a dedicated winter tire.

Overall this is a great grand touring tire for adding some comfort to your car and has appropriate steering and handling characteristics for my sedan.

They were not at all suitable for my car, which has a diesel engine and higher torque. I drive mostly in the city, and they showed signs of fraying as early as the first winter. I experienced the same issue with Hankook tires in the past. For those who drive a more powerful car or one with high torque, I would recommend something that holds up better to conditions in cities with less snow.

These tires came on my car and they're fine. For winter I'd toss them immediately I drove them in a bad winter storm and I survived but I'd be lying if I said I was confident. ice braking was poor, snow braking and grip was fine but nothing special. I can't speak as well for the dry and wet grip, I can make them chip fairly easily but I don't typically push tires in these considerations so I can't speak for it confidentially. They don't seem to wear I've put a good amount of kms in them and I've even done a autoX on them and they're still fine with lots of life left.

The noise in cabin is higher than pure road tires but the trade off is well worth it! Intended originally for winter use but have kept them on year round!!

5 years on the Citroen C8, they held up good, with no remarks on ride quality or wear. Easily comparable to vector 4 season or crossclimate.