Best Tires for the Dacia Sandero Stepway DCI

I strongly recommend these tires. My previous ones were Pirelli. I can say the driving comfort is really good and very quiet on the road compared to Pirelli. Fuel consumption is not high, I feel that I can ride a little bit more than before. I believe that they are very economical. The Hankook tires never disappoint me. They are doing very well in snow, slush and really well on icy roads, plus other demanding winter conditions. They are very durable. Braking distance on a wet or ice surface is very good but if you start quickly, they sometimes squeal. If I had to purchase some winter tires again, I would go for the Hankook tires again without any doubts. What is more, their price is really reasonable.

DANGEROUS TIRE!!! I really don't know how this person before me gave it this score. Probbaly drives only on highway, straight line. Absolutely the worst tire that i have driven.(and i tried everything from Continental to chinese and remolded tires) In the dry they grip and if you push it even a little bit they will just let go, randomly, no warning, no screech. I know how to drive a car sideways, i know how to correct understeer and oversteer, but with these tires, you just can't. You will just end up in an uncontrolled spin. In the wet, they are a total disaster...You are better off walking without an umbrella. Even at low speeds you are gonna be fighting understeer and oversteer like you are driving a WRC rally, but at 10mph(20km/h). You can't go, can't stop and also can't steer.Wheelspin everywhere. On roundabouts you are most likely to go straight. God Forbid a pedestrian jumps in front of the car in the city, there is no way to stop or to steer. Mine are brand new, and are going to the trash! If you want cheap tires,i had a pretty possitive expirience with Sailun and Zeetex tires.They are honest, grip is decent, they won't let go for no reason and they will communicate, and warn you on time to back off...

Just bought Michelin Crossclimate +
Massive improvement over the Goodyear Efficient Grip (Summer Tires) they replaced. Much quieter, car felt more planted on the straights and less understeer in the bends.
They were a lot more usable than the Goodyear Ultragrip 9 snow tires of winter which never made the car feel that good in snow and general winter driving in the cold and dry.
Wet grip was a vast improvement and stopped really well in an emergency, when previous tires wouldn't have.
Been fine on frosts down to -5c.
Snow due in the next couple of weeks, quietly confident after watching reviews.
A little concerned about snow braking as there are hardly any test reviews out there.
So far so good, update due after the snow.