Ford Focus Trend Tires

Fitted these and the first 1,500 km has been great. I switched from Hankook Ventus V2 concept2 which was a goodish tire in the dry, but ultimately VERY noisy, could not offer any resistance to potholes and forming "bubbles" on the sidewall and did not contribute specifically to the fuel consumption figure. I am a little fuzzy on the distance covered by the Ventus, but from memory, it was less than 40,000 km - and considering that the driver is not a "dicer" or GP driver, I find this very disappointing - I have had Michelins, Continentals and Pirellis that all clocked MORE than 60,000 km. So the Bridgestones have a tough ask, but I am feeling confident!

I've only had them for 3 month and I can say that for the price, they are surprisingly good all round tire. I just needed to change my front continental tires. But the same brand or equivalent tire were quite expensive. Money is tight today and I thought I would try a cheap alternative brand. If they didn't work out good in a couple of years, then I would buy a better brand. But up to now I'm very happy with them.

Having driven for around 2500 miles already I can safely say the Dunlop SP Sport FM800 is well worth buying. I was advised by my tire supplier when I went there for a replacement to all 4 tires of my Ford Focus 1.0 ecoboost. I couldn't believe the difference it immediately made on the handling, stopping and overall low noise level. My old Michelin Primacy 3 were good but these Dunlops are on par if not better than my old ones due to the fact that they cost a lot less, which makes them good value for money. I would definitely recommend these tires to anyone looking for something good on a tight budget.