BMW 220d Sport Auto Tires

Tires have now been discontinued by Bridgestone as they were so poor. Very fast wear, barely lasted 15k miles.
Almost no grip in wet or snow.

Went from pirelli p-zeros to these omg absolutely terrible, no grip, gears change at higher rpms on automatic and i just have a 180bhp bmw 2 series coupe, they last very long though which is good but that's because they do nothing.

Good feedback and ride compared to the stock bridgestone runflats on my BMW 220d. Lasted about 35,000km.

I put theses tires on as a cheap alternative and cost effective. They are awful past 50mph in corners and the TC light flickers at the hint of a bend. I am having them removed and replaced for safety concerns. If all you use them for is little town journeys then they'll be fine - do not take on wet motorways!!

After using PA4's for 3 winter, even if I could not found any information about PA5, I trusted the brand and bought them. Old ones were perfect as we can see in every single review and they amazingly made a better tire. It is significantly more direct in steering wheel and more quit. Never disappointed me in the snow with my rwd car.

I have just replaced Contisports with DriveGuards, which are much quieter and more comfortable. There is not much difference in feel, and the official grip figures are good. I will have to see how fast they wear, but I'm not too bothered as they are not that expensive.