Best Tires for the Mazda 6

Very good while tire is new.
It harden after 10000km and noisier after 15000km.
Retired it at 2XXXX km.

Excellent tires cheaper than PS4's with better grip. Did get a puncture in one but repaired and still good 👍🏾

Grip and handling have been satisfactory. Tread life is very disappointing. With 2 1/2 years and less than 23,000 miles the tread wear indicators on the front tires hit 3/32nd and the rear 5/32nd. The tires were only driven 22,421 miles over 2 1/2 years. I would not consider purchasing this brand again.

Very good overall, never was incomfident. Very good wet grip&aquaplanning resistance. Drove this tires for 35000km on my Mazda 6 2015. Respectable value and treadwear: remaining 4.5mm

I have had these tires for 4 years, it will be 5 years starting next summer season here in Central Europe. Driven about 35000 kms on them, as they are exchanged for winter tires around November each year, and then installed back around March. I've been very happy with them, they are seriously good tires - great grip, great handling - at least for the first 2-3 years. Lately, in their 4th year, I start to feel they're not that confident anymore in edge cases (e.g. fast and sharp turn onto a highway). Comfort and noise was average I guess - I have them on 19" wheels on Mazda 6, with quite narrow sidewalls (45), so it's definitely noticeably harder when switching from 225/55/17s after winter. In the first two years, I thought they wore out quite fast, but maybe it slowed down a bit over time; now I think they would still last their 5th year, which is when I would exchange them anyway due to age. Overall a very good tire.

In these 35,000 kilometers, the tires have performed exceptionally, both in dry and wet conditions, providing unmatched smoothness.

Very good handling in both low and high temperatures.
Very comfortable on the road imperfections.
Also very quiet.
In the twenty years that I have had the car and always with Michelin Primacy tire changes, these must be the best tires I have ever put on.
I haven't tried them on snow and ice yet.

Kumho's feel very sporty and grippy, as they should. Sidewall is quite stiff for a road tire. Dry grip is awesome and should be more than enough for normal driving in traffic, even for spirited drivers. Wet grip also very good, I've never had any issues in the rain with these. (Yes, they are new tires.) Only downside is road noise which is not their best quality, but noise is not very loud, maybe average in their class.

Car came with almost new Minerva F205's and Kumho's beat these in every category hands on. Kumho is excellent tire and I highly recommend this. True value for money as they are cheaper than competitors (Michelin, Continental, etc) but offer same quality and driving characteristics.

I mostly drive city traffic and motorway in mixed conditions sun or rain.