Best Tires for the Opel Corsa D 1.4

Having covered 22k miles / 36k km with these tires, I can say that their performance in both dry and wet conditions is flawless, offering top-tier safety and grip. However, there are a few trade-offs to consider: while the handling remains excellent and among the best in its class, the relatively soft sidewalls mean that steering feedback isn't quite as surgical as some might expect, even if the overall control remains superb.

Furthermore, for a premium "top-tier" tire, the road noise is more noticeable than some of it's competitors, and based on the current wear rate, the total mileage is expected to be lower (around 46.000km) compared to other tires in this category. It is clearly a tire that prioritizes pure performance and grip over longevity and absolute cabin silence. Fantastic tire overall!

I've had these tires for over 3months but as a regular driver ive driven around 15/20.000km on them already. I have to say my last tires were worn out to the limit and so were my breakingpads. Getting everything new i would obviously notice a huge difference regardless. That being said. We havnt had snow this winter but on the more colder (just barely ice but still icy) and rainy days the tires are holding well to the road. Even at speeds around 150/160km on dry days. I would definitely recommend these tires if youre searching for a all seasons but are on a budget as these tires were around €51/€53. Would i buy them again? Yes and no, the reason being that the better tires will get cheaper by the time i need to replace them, if thats not the case and i couldnt find better tires around the same price range then i would buy the same tires without thinking twice. Good quality overall.

Not expensive, good balanced tires. Drived on them enough to say - good tires, I recommend them to all who’s driving in Scandinavian winter conditions. You will feel safe with them in snowfall with hard wind and on icy roads. Wear is amazing, after 3 winter seasons there was no lost studs, rest was like 7,6 mm. Little but noisy - but it’s okay because studs.

I had theese tires when I bought my car and I can say that the're not so great. They do okay but for the price you can get way better tires.

Very good tires bet not on wet roads, lost 2 times almost complete control on a roundabout

Absolutely a nice and good winter tire. Expensive but worth every penny. Good in wet and dry conditions.

I don't even care how this tires are on dry or wet road because you can't hear anything inside car except noise of tires, this noise make you mad, no chance to handle it, never again firestone

These replaced my front toyo CF1 tires. It is a soft tire but never reached the CF1 performance (grip/handling/overall feel). Wear rate was a bit high really and after 20k miles the tread depth was 3mm(!!!) so I decided to change all my tires to Falken ZE914 Ecorun. Kleber is not a bad tire overall (didn't felt insecure) but I'm sure there are better tires at that price range.

Overall these were very good tires fitted on a Corsa D 1.4. Replaced the original Dunlop Sport 01 (185/65/15R 88T) which didn't feel like a good tire for this car, at least for what I've expected. When fitted CF1, it was like driving a new upgraded car! Nice grip all-around, better cornering in any type of weather, including very heavy rain (couldn't see 2m beyond the hood!) and good wear ratio. My front CF1 wheels lasted for 3 full years when I first noticed a spin in easy road conditions (approx. 20k miles, 35000km) in which case I decided to get a new set for safety reasons although it looked like it still has enough depth and I may could stretch this for another year. I kept CF1 at back which lasted for about 69000 km (37k miles) with 4mm left but it started to slip thus I changed them too.

Original tires fitted to the car. Driven the remarkable 91000km (56000miles) with these tires, of which 20000km (12500miles)were in the Uk's hard tarmac. The rest have been covered in bumpy and slippery as hell Greece. Not the best to drive at the limit but for an average driver like me are a respectable choice. Replaced them this week; with Michelin Energy Saver of course.