Well I just got them for a few days. What is obvious after that short time. Positives: they absoluteley have strong grip in wet and same strong grip in dry. No compromises here. They are also high aquaplanning resistant, car doesnt feel driving through even bigger puddles. Noise is low. Negatives: on the other hand the superb grip sacrifices the car's efficency in terms of performance. The car's engine is struggling much more than with previous Goodyear Efficentgrip tyres. Means; drives noticably slower, accelerates slower. The handlingwheel is harder to turn. Other handling properties differences didnt notice so far, i belive there is nothing major. Conclusion: Driving definetly feels much safer than ever, safe in turns, they sticks to the road, very strong in braking, no slipping, have no ABS. Unfortunately eats a lot of cars power. Soft tyre. Thats about what I can say when comparing the new tyres with previous Goodyears, wich were a little dangerous in the rain, but very fast and sporty in dry. Overall I will see how will I like the new Falkens

I have been driving those tires almost 1 year and 10.000 km. The breaking and turning ability is amazing. Even hard brake while I was expecting for ABS, the car stops very well without ABS. I mean, I forgot ABS symbol location on my dashboard! But also, it's some negatives. For example, the car body yawning too much while turning a corner about 80km/h. Another side is, tyre view looks like a tractor tyre. Definitely you can aware it's falken or another brand tire. Also, it is collecting stones on bad roads! I used to use 35-36psi for my vehicle.

Purchased 4 of these SN110's to replace the tyres on my Smart Fortwo. The existing fronts were 8 year old Bridgestone B100's (155/60/15), still with half tread left (after 37k!!!), but extremely noisy, uncomfortable and downright lethal in the wet etc. The existing rears were 5 year old Khumo ES01 (175/55/15), loads of tread but noisy and just unremarkable in every way. Anyone with a Smart Fortwo will tell you that tyre choices are limited due to rather odd tyre sizes, off the shelf options were realistically Bridgestone, Continental (rubbish) and the Falkens.... Local tyre fitter suggested the Falkens as they are getting complaints about noise from the T005 Bridgestone's. To start with the Falkens are notably cheaper than Bridgestone/Continental offerings, but don't let that put you off because these tyres are good, really good. They are super quiet (even on a Smart car), super comfy (even on a Smart car), super in the wet (even in a Smat car), and work well in the dry to (even in a Smart car)!!!! They as others have mentioned they are soft, so I don't expect them to last long, but to be honest I really don't care......especially at the price paid..... I am far happier having a cheap, reliable, grippy, comfy, quiet tyre that I have to replace say every 5 years, than a noisy, crashy, uninspiring tyre that lasts for 10 years (but costs half the price). Before someone else says it, my other car is a BMW that I happily shod with Michelin Primacy 4 run flats (that I also love), so I am not some idiot that 'likes cheap' without a thought about safety etc, i'm just not an idiot that 'likes expensive' because they are expensive.... Well done Falken.....the SN110 is a cracking tyre for an everyday car.

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I bought these tyres after reading a review on this website. As that gentleman said, a Smart ForTwo has odd tyre sizes and therefore a limited choice of quality tyres. The main choices available were Bridgestone Turanza T005, Continental ContiEcoContact 3 or these Falkens. Having had the Conti's on another car, they were rejected for their awful wet grip. The Bridgestone's were very expensive and I had these on a hire car and I was not that impressed as they seemed quite loud.
After fitting the Falkens, I was immediately impressed with their low noise, comfort and dry grip levels. To be honest, I wasn't looking forward to their wet performance, however, they were way better than expected and I've grown to be confident in their abilities and they have tamed the Smart's tendency to understeer. It's too early to rate their wear, but as the Smart is so light, it tends not to be an such an issue. Massive improvement over the dreadful budget tyres it came with. Overall, I'm really impressed, especially as all four tyres were £280 fitted.

Bought a full set of these tyres to replace an all legal mixture of 2 x Joyride 1x Bridgestone and 1 x Giti tyres on my 17 Yr old granddaughters 1st car, a fiat 500. I drove back in driving rain over winding Pennine roads. The wet grip is excellent, comfort and handling so much better than anticipated and fuel consumption has improved. I’m happy with the improved safety from these tyres for an inexperienced driver. 3 months on and almost 3000 completed, no sign of wear, but only time will tell. Granddaughter commented that the car stops a lot quicker and she can drive round bends faster than before (not a good sign). I’d originally decided to purchase Toyo Nanoenergy 3 tyres, but for a similar price I bought these because of the A rated wet grip. Surprisingly in tests, mid range tyres on small rims perform better than premium tyres. Will definitely buy again and recommended them to a relative with Honda Civic.

I drive Falken Sincera SN 110 195/50/15 on my Peugeot 206 XS. They are quite and the handling is excellent! In wet they are good, too. The best tyre for the money. Ideal for street fun :)

Soft tyre. Seems like it is optimized for comfort rater than performance. I liked the braking performance for my size 205-60-16