Tire tested on Opel Astra J. 4.5 years in total. The first year and a half it works properly, doesn't slip on wet surfaces and is great. After two years, it's garbage. No grip. You slip during acceleration on dry and wet surfaces, you're ice-skating. I wouldn't put them on again for anything

I put them as an economical solution in size 215/50-17 on a 2010 Mazda 6 .... simply unacceptable. Over time, their appearance from wear seemed like a 5-year-old tire .... having less than 10,000km and with careful driving, always on asphalt and without excesses. At the service at MAZDA, they noted that they need to be replaced immediately. In the 15th month, they were completely worn out. Visiting the tire store where I bought them, they told me various things like, "What can I do?" and "Notify the company and schedule an appointment for a specialist to come and check them," and other such things. I understood that they wanted to avoid me .... and I left to avoid an argument .... I replaced them in the 16th month and when the technician saw them, he told me that their wear was not justified at all, even though they were second category and their manufacturing date was two years ago .... Conclusion: I will not put them again just like I will not put on economical solution tires again .... I replaced the BRIDGESTONE tires that my mother had in 6 years, and these in 16 months with the same driving .... So I put on BRIDGESTONE again at double the price ... i.e. 520 euros.

Very well tested in all conditions with gentle, economical driving. The Cross Touran car is quite heavy at 1500 kilograms. As for wear and tear after 6 months, I don't have an opinion yet.

1/1/19
Value for money. Economical without having any tremendous difference with much more expensive ones. Soft rubber. I will inform again about durability with numbers in the future.

1/7/21
After 2.5 years, my opinion is as follows. Definitely the first tires I had were Bridgestone Turanza, they lasted me 5 years. Then I put very economical GT tires, 2 years of endurance on Opel Astra J 2011. I recently changed them, both front and rear. At this price, 240€, they are fair. Only this. Surely with tires costing 600€, you can go for all four with 5 years, but it's one or the other. The truth is that if we had more money, we would put more expensive ones, so they do their job well. I would definitely put them again.

18/2/2022
I changed them because they were quite worn out. I couldn't find the same ones and went for an economical solution again. KanganK.