I wore them from the dealership when I bought the Honda Jazz 2019. I have had them since then, I have done almost 52000 km and the tires are in very good condition (the tread has not worn out, with very good thickness). I have not felt any slipping even in turns at high speeds like the one behind Karaiskaki for those who know... in the direction towards Piraeus!!! In about a year when I change them at around 64000, I will get the same ones. I did not miss anything with these tires.

I have put them in a 2015 Yaris and I just replaced them now. I did 85000 km, and these specific ones held up well. I put the same ones again. I highly recommend them without hesitation!!!!

I had them on my old car and I would change them every 75,000 with annual usage of about 35,000.
They are worth it if you want tires that will last

After 2.5 years with a Kia Rio 1.3, which means not fast driving, I can say that I am once again in need of new tires. The tread wears out quickly and it gets punctured even faster. A decade ago, I had previously used the Pilot Exalto tires and they had caused noise issues. After so many years, I decided to try them again because I heard good things about them, but once again, they were a disappointment. Additionally, I should note that half a year ago, I hit a nail and had to go to the tire shop three times to fix the same tire. After so many attempts, I checked the wheel to see if it was bent or had any issues, but the tire continues to lose air or the rubber doesn't stick properly, I don't know what to say, it's just a mess. However, to be fair, in another size that I use for a small truck (Michelin Agilis), I am very satisfied, but not in this size. It has good grip and quality rolling, but absolutely no lifespan. After 35,000 kilometers, my problems started and they will only end when I throw them away and put something else on.

I changed them with the same ones yesterday, after 5 years and 70,000 kilometers. And the quality of the rubber and the thickness of the tread were still satisfactory. The grip had not noticeably decreased despite the age and mileage (I didn't change them out of necessity but just as a precaution).

Relatively good fuel consumption, low noise (which of course increases when the tire ages significantly) and stable safety and comfort even well beyond its expected lifespan. In calm driving, it clearly has better grip and progressiveness than the Continental ContiPremiumContact 2 that I had before (which possibly never reached operating temperature).