I am now on my 4th pair of rears and 2nd pair of fronts on my 2013 C220 AMG+ and I have no intention of buying anything else. Not noticed a significant difference between these and the Continental tyres fitted when the car was new. I drive 40,000 miles per year, mainly on motorways and I am getting around 20,000 miles out of a rear set and 40,000 miles out of a front set. I tried them as buying 6 tyres a year is expensive and I figured at £225 for the set fitted these were worth a shot. Very pleased and have now done nearly 100,000 miles on Infinity Ecomax tyres without any problems. Even on wet greasy roundabouts the car is predicatable and only when the tyres get fairly worn do I see any stability/traction control intervention on wet roads - and then it is only pulling away hard from T junctions etc

I had 4 of these on my Alfa 159 1.9 diesel 20 months ago. I've just ordered 2 new fronts. Quite happy with wet and dry grip. The wear is not too good and they're a bit noisy. I do less than 10,000 miles a year as I have a firms van. At £65 each though (Asda) I can't grumble. 👍

I'm really happy with the grip on these tyres, bought 4 new ones, been driving them for a while now, today was raining and I was deliberately breaking hard on wet road and no skidding at all. They are quiter than my last ones Continental Sportcontact 3
For the price range class, they are defenitely good buy.

Very impressed. Budget tyre but far better than wanli etc . They don't feather / loose shape on edges and So remain quiet. Grip is good in all weather. For cost can't complain . Oil BMW tech

Bought these to replace some wanli tyres on the rear of the car. The b wet grip rating gave me the idea of these as the wanli tyres were going off after 24k miles and were on tread limits. Noise levels have dropped since fitting these and responsiveness in the wet has improved. Hard compound means they are a bit tough on low profiles but all in all a good budget tyre for the money.

My AMG back on budgets even after "autogrip" debacle. Happy enough after 3000 miles, do what they say on the can. Not convinced they will provide progressive slip but hey I drive on the queen's highway and do not expect to find out.
If i am nitpicking an elk type swerve at 150k/h gets a bit of a weave on which I guess to be the blocks moving across the carcass rather than worn out suspension components but then i am not a professional test driver so who knows. Controllable and easily avoided (by driving within the law).
10* for being unbelievably cheap how about barely more than a third of continentals!
and looking to last at least as long.

Bought as budget tyres. However have given good service and appear to be wearing ok for 20k. No problems in the wet and having driven around Europe itthey have been perfectly comfortable but do have a sedate style of driving. Would buy again.

Had 235/45/17, For the price you get good tires with enough grip in the rain nad good grip on dry roads. not the best tire but for that budget, it's worth the money.

Had these on the car for about 1000 miles now all 4 wheels,(£257 fitted) I don't drive like I've stole it so for me there ok as fare as budget tyres go.
Not to noisy, about the same as the Barum Bravuris 2 I had on before(20000 miles swapping front to back very noisy in the end)
I haven't driven in heavy rain yet so wet grip not to sure about.
Only thing I don't like about these tyres is the writing on the side walls don't think they could have written INFINITY ECOMAX any larger, Not heard of these is more.
Will check back when more miles on.