Dry grip is very mediocre with lots of understeer and the only feedback you get through the steering wheel is the tire collapsing in on its sidewall and maybe some information about when I'm reaching the (very low) limit. Grip in the rain is okay, lots of wheelspin (the Accord 2.0T is a powerful FWD car, however), but no aquaplaning in even the heaviest of rain. They're also pretty loud. The best part is that they look brand new after a fairly rough 10,000 miles. These will have no problem doing 40-60k miles depending on driving style.

no much of wear.Very good tyre for my car.I usually drive sporty and it is really comfortable.Here in Hellas we have a bit of problem with the condition of our roads, so i think that it can stand as one of the best tyres for medium use.

These tyres were on my Focus when I got it. Unfortunately, they were the original tyres and three years old. Consequently, they had started to perish and crack slightly. They would squeal at the thought of a fast sweeping bend and in the wet, would understeer easily. I've had Michelins before and know they are usually better than this. However, they are pretty good on the wear front, with my fronts being on 3mm when I got the car and got to the legal limit in around 3000 miles. I believe these have been replaced by the Primacy HP, which are supposed be a lot better.

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