Best Tires for the Dacia Logan

I bought Continental AllseasonContact 2 for my Dacia Logan after I drove my Wife Opel Astra J equipped with Continental AllseasonContact 1 and was pretty impressed by them. We had a trip of 2500 km and they were great.
I have around 20000 km on the Dacia Logan with them and I like them, but I don't see a difference that big between these tires and some other ones, your choosing. They handle very well in almost allweather conditions, with an exception on slush. I had a few days with slush back home and they were pretty slippery (see photo attached). I can feel the difference between C AC2 and a dedicated winter tire, but I am not disappointed for buying them.
I was trying to buy Michelin CrossClimate 3 at the time, but they were barely launched and the only size available in Romania was 205/55/16, while I needed 195/55/16. I couldn't wait more as my current tires at that time were almost gone, so I went for C AC2.
Now, with this knowledge, if I was to buy another set of tires, I would go for M CC3 or something in the middle sector (kumho or maybe laufenn).
I am a normal driver, I try to drive safe, although I do have some days when I like to see how the car handles on the road with a little sporty driving* **
* - while being safe for me and the other drivers and people around
** - remember that I drive a Dacia Logan, how sporty can that be :)

After about 2.5 years and approximately 18,000 km, my car failed its TÜV inspection. All four tires have deep cracks in the tread. Because of this, I'm extremely dissatisfied. I regularly checked the tire pressure at home. They're okay to drive on, but they're also wider than the original equipment tires, and the rims have a lower offset.
Those who buy cheap end up paying more in the long run.

I have on my car nokian weatherproof(5 years old) on the rear and seasonproof (2 yerars old)on the front and I am very pleased with nokian all season, I am living off grid and I go every day to work in the city about 6 km awai and back and I used the tires on snow ,ice,mud,weth and clay roads, etc, and I am very pleased haw they perfform on snow and ice.
Whit one ocasion I was with my front traction car and I must go up on road to the top of the hill in my way to home and a 4x4 Suzuky grand vitara not even able to start the climbing of the hill, after 1 hour when I went back to tawn, the suzuky was not able to move not even 1 meter I stop to help the guy to move awai his car from the road.
I bought a old dacia duster 4x4 and I will change the tires from the suv with nokian seasonproof because it is the best on snow and ice .
I live in a place with hills and mountains I never have a problem wih this tires.

Coming from Continental's Eco Contact6 to these Pirellis, first impressions after a couple hundred km:
-Even though the Continentals were 4 years old and only ran for about 13k km during their lifespan, the dry grip was better than the Pirrelis, which I was not expecting.
Even so, I am satisfied with their performance
-Wet grip has improved, they seem very good so far, but I'm waiting to "measure" the performance when it gets cold outside. So far the temps here in Romania haven't dropped under 15c where I live
-Comfort: Noise is very good, but not as comfortable as the Continentals. Even so, I prefer lower noise and a harder tire. Steering feedback seems to have improved, but given the Dacia's weird steering system, this may be placebo.
-Haven't had the chance to test snow yet, nor icy roads

Overall I am satisfied with the purchase, and I'm looking to update this review once I get to spend some more time on them.

I'm also debating switching to these on my 4motion Passat

After all the tests read, they are in first place in my opinion, in this size. They are soft tires, with A for wet braking and B for consumption. With these features it is impossible to find something in the premium class. The Tread Wear index is 320, which means a distance of 37,000 km with one set, quite a lot for the characteristics of the tire. First impressions, after about 2 weeks, 600 km.
*Very quiet
* Excellent maneuverability
*Precise direction
*Very good absorption of bumps, including bumpers
*Heavy rain on the highway, just "cut" the water. The ABS didn't come in either wet or dry.
*Decreased the car's average fuel consumption after changing winter tires by 0.1l without reset.

The grip in dry and wet is really good, i had an opportunity to drive on a snow-ice covered highway lateral grip is great, no slip while accelerating and braking. Aquaplaning resistance is high, I drove on the highway in pouring rain and didn't feel unstable or like it was aquaplaning, overall great in wet. Ice grip is as accepted for a non studded winter tire, drove up a icy driveway with stopping in the middle to check the grip, and it climbed with no difficulty and bit of wheel spin. Overall i recommend the Hankook Winter i*CEPTrs3 strong in dry, wet and snowy. Handling is like you would expect from a soft 15" winter tire, not direct but also not unusable.

Tested in armenia on a Dacia Logan rental in 195/65/15 on gravel, terrible and brand new roads for about a thousand km. Tires were New. This is a hard compound tires (treadwear 420). Not the tires you would chose in Europe or usa, but in this dimension a good compromise for a mix of gravel / very Bad roads. I had no puncture and the tires resisted hard hits on unanticipated deep holes. Surprisingly ok under rain. Absolutely not a sport tires but No vicious behavior. Should last long because i Saw no depth change After 1000 km of hard abuse.

Factory fitted on my grandfather's 2007 Dacia Logan. Absolute bargain basement tires, much like the car itself, though clearly rather hard-wearing. The lack of steering feedback and overall grip makes my BMW's Bridgestone Potenza S001 feel like race slicks, but I did find them to be alright in the wet and not as loud as I assumed they would be.

The first time i put these tires on my car i was surprised on how good the car suddenly started handling. Way more steering feel, very good grip in the dry and wet and very decent noise level. For the money, would definetly buy them again.