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Title	:	Cheap tyres versus expensive tyres - What Car?
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Don't listen to this bullshit! Budget tyres are very good long as you don't buy them from back of a lorry 🇬🇧👍
Comment from : @Asad-2166

Imma combat this by getting wider tires, from a 185 to a 225
Comment from : @kevinmontoya7318

I think now what with all the price increases as long as there round people will buy the cheapest set I’ve just paid £80 per tire and that’s the cheapest I could find
Comment from : @gopherbar

Lionhart Lexani Mayrun Duraturn SunnybrbrBudget winners
Comment from : @franchisefred4066

I have goodyear efficient grips at the mo theyve nearly a year and 7k miles so far and indeed they do have an efficient grip set of 4 and tracking front and back £355
Comment from : @scotty87able

Lol the brake tests were totally different, press the b*****/b pedal!
Comment from : @francescxavierbulto9848

all the big name tires are made in the same factories
Comment from : @lobsterwhisperer7932

just bought two new compasal tyres , so far so good
Comment from : @user-sz3nn2lb6u

what carsponsored by michelin
Comment from : @WELLBRAN

I DRIVE TIR FROM 1985 WITHOUT STOPbrAND I CAN TELL YOUbrTHE SPEED KILLSbrTHE ALCOOL KILLSbrTHE STUPID KILLS
Comment from : @madcat-1955

Drive to the conditions, always leave good gaps, read the road and look ahead, smooth driving is best and safest
Comment from : @ydnallah1541

Always run "economy" tyres, RIKEN at the moment, will never put chinese tyres on my car, always European economy, these are usually subsidiaries of the "Premium" - Imperial / Debica are also not well known but believe they are Belgium brand, again cheaper than "Premium" as they don't spend ££££££'s on marketing, someone's got to pay for that
Comment from : @dunnockdan

“And this add is sponsored by Continental Tyres” yeah ok, I used to do 30,000 miles a year on budget tyres I ain’t saying they are all good tyres, but you can look at reviews, just as you can for tyres costing 3 times the price
Comment from : @scotthanks6937

Has anybody checked the wetgrip on these tyres? The michelin has class A wetgrip Why do not they comparing it with an A class budget tyre?
Comment from : @londontrucker6804

Picked the wrong cheap tires, the Ohtsu FP8000 are the reincarnation of the Falken 512, known for their wet traction
Comment from : @n8c438

Michelin it is
Comment from : @jusrarsh4109

Budget tyres are as good as expensive tyres just because they have big names don't mean shit anyway
Comment from : @pzorro2020

This test is crap It's tested in one profile and size One type of vehicle Only wet testing No dry testing Also they do not tell you how long any of these last I've had all sorts of tyres Some mid-range is better than any Continental tyre The best of the best though, it the Kumho KU39 tyres However, it all depends on the vehicle they go on as well as the rim and profile size
Comment from : @juandef4115

MichelinPilotsports here Driving is mad here in Belgium Sometimes on the high way, the car in front of you decides it needs to do a full breaking A few times I only had meters to spare I do not want a tire with any longer braking distance than the Michelins ;-)
Comment from : @FrightfulAccountant

One thing I don't scrimp on is tyres You heard what the bloke said, tyres are the only part of your car in contact with the road Would you really want a low budget brand for your life to rely on? Stick some cash by from two months wages, get a zero percent credit card, etc etc save money up but whatever you do buy decent tyres people Not cheap horrible no name brands that are probably gonna wear out in half the time a premium tyre is As for part worns, don't even go there New, premium brand tyres are a MUST Don't take any chances I wouldn't
Comment from : @Nixter1974007

I have had the Atturo AZ800 (AllClimte), very cheap tire, 60000 km and they are still running
Comment from : @KRISHNAWARRIOR

I always buy cheap Chinese tyres, they are the best
Comment from : @crownvictoria7787

Big Companies anticompany, that's all !
Comment from : @musicselecta5554

Never save money on tiresyour family safety depends on your tiresmore than abs or seatbelts
Comment from : @endrizo

There is a very happy medium in really decent Korean hankook and kumho tires
Comment from : @endrizo

The funny part is a tire brand like Uniroyal is considered a budget/cheap tire But the company is owned by the Michelin
Comment from : @nycalien

B
Comment from : @berto0109

I had brand new Continental Eco Contact Tyres on my last car, worst tyres ever used practically zero grip if a slightest hint of frost
Comment from : @retepyam5858

Force 1
Comment from : @udaysail6222

Here in the Japan Alps, I'm on snow tyres year round Buy your winter tyres in summer Obvious when you think about it, and I'm off road a lot of the time, sometimes intentionally So no point in balancingbrBuying the best tyres you can makes a lot of sense Even when you fit yourself (which I do), there's the same amount of effort Recycle tyres are dirt cheap here in Japan Bottom line, everything second hand is better in Japan than UK A set of four 16-inch almost new, never punctured will set you back between Stg50-100, equivalent The dealers make their profit on fitting, balancing, fitting new valves and disposing of the old tyresbrDisposal can be an issue, but don't be tempted to dump in the corner of the supermarket carpark, or even the auction car parkbrJack, the Japan Alps Brit
Comment from : @Jackthesmilingblack

Tyres are such a rip-off You scrap at least 95 What other product can you say that about?
Comment from : @Jackthesmilingblack

I have Pirelli P7 Cinturatos on my Mercedes and they are great Had the old P7s before, but the Cinturatos are better Lots of grip, low noise and predictable handling I would definitely buy Pirelli again, they are worth every penny I never cheap out on car parts and car maintenance
Comment from : @Megadriver

I go to the scrapyard, £12 each and when I take wheel off the scraped car, if the brake pads are good they come with me, shop smart people
Comment from : @1971dave

I'm on my third set of nexen nferas and I love them, I get about 15 k That's responsibly hard street driving, no issues whatsoever
Comment from : @FastSloW-qt8xf

What is your take of milestar tires?
Comment from : @maddog8148

When i bought my mustang in 2005 i bought cheap tires ( at the time ) for the front I would constantly take it over 140mph and do alot of breaking Best tires ever I still buy them but the price has gone up on the exact tires due to popularity goin up with them All you got to do is inspect the tires before you drive especially long distances Keep them at the proper inflation And dont hit any curbs and you will be fine with the cheap ones
Comment from : @cooldbz12mach1padilla

life depends on tyres
Comment from : @creativelife4453

Michelin will be perished and cracked in 12 months guaranteed 👍🏻
Comment from : @royshootingnikon

Michelin propaganda
Comment from : @jamesphucwit1604

Michelin tyre is good or not?
Comment from : @peterkamei693

Well I'm poor so I'm on that Altimax shit from TireRack
Comment from : @MiguelRPD

You can get Vredestein and Nokian tires in Europe, so you get the best of both worlds
Comment from : @kappawear

What a bullshit test There are really great cheap tyres out there You simply picked garbage tires purposefully
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where is Yokohama tires???
Comment from : @KosmasMJpec

Thanks for this video
Comment from : @ASMRPAPADZ360

I've got some Toyo tyres from China, just changed my front ones after 4 yrs My rear ones are still in great shape Can't complain
Comment from : @maniedeya634

Cheap chinees tire will work and will be safe, but will probably only last 2 years before the tread runs out So you save on the first purchase, but will discover you have to buy new ones soon after A good set of quality tires like Toyo lasted me 6 years of smooth and safe driving for a good 100000 miles Just touch the gum on the tire, you'll see the chineese one feel so more plastiky and some will even make you fingers go black !!!! That's the gum already coming out
Comment from : @MartinLegare

Well fucking duh! Cheap tires are cheap Did these tire have the same amount of plys and other statistics/ratings? Compare apples to apples
Comment from : @MrJohnnyDistortion

there out to make money alot of the cheaper tired come off the same line as the expensive ones just a different name and the rubber compounds may be a little different
Comment from : @80shorrorronniepierce67

u getin what u pain 4
Comment from : @lsudan2670

I had PS3 for around 40000km The best tires I ever had On all weather conditions it felt like there was glue on the road, and when breaking both wet and dry it felt like there were anchors pulling me back on the seat A bit noisy, yes Best tires ever for me Thank you Michelin
Comment from : @stefstef4895

#sugarnads Yes get the best, because everyone should drive like they are at a race track @Mazda rx7
Comment from : @tirefrenzy8825

nankang would be a good contender or lexani, lionheart, accelera why sunew?
Comment from : @jastradamus7323

I always buy premium tyres every time I wouldn't go to a garage and get the cheapest, part worn breaks fitted to my car! and the same goes for tyres
Comment from : @biddiblack1

Yes get the best, because everyone should drive like they are at a race track
Comment from : @mazdarx7887

RUNWAY PERFORMANCE 926 10000KM TO THE RUBBISH
Comment from : @manusast1776

or mexico ;-)
Comment from : @PURUNGKUY

they are all made in china
Comment from : @PURUNGKUY

its fine now all tryes have a A-E rating I've got rain sport 3 rated A in the rain so can't get any better surely it also depends what car you drive, some naturally break better than others,
Comment from : @rowlewis81

how about the dunlop sport maxx? how are they compring to the michelin sport 3?
Comment from : @justme9144

Tyers
Comment from : @jaykesrwani

oh ford asked cooper to design tires for the Roush Mustang and not Michelin Why do you think they did that?
Comment from : @tommygun5vsrocky

My Primewell tires are bitchinso fuck off
Comment from : @johndough2785

Im pritty sure the guy got some numbers wrong
Comment from : @inushmiah

this test is so unfair, u used PS3 vs some chinese unknown named small company tyre? OMFG, test with some chinese big manufacture such as JINLIN or CHAOYANG etc
Comment from : @396585722

The best tyres money can buy is Continental but if you live in the UK and get a pittance of a wage compared to our european brothers you will not be able to afford them so budgets it is
Comment from : @ChristianTonnies

Arrow speeds are what they give you at Kwik fit as cheapest option
Comment from : @jameswarner8038

very simple review
Comment from : @alfamonk

Well, If you were out in the snow and in traffic your situation is going to be totally different to this video in an emergency If you watch other "premium brands" being compared to each other you'll be amazed that there really is no clear winner as some are bad in the wet, others are better in the corners etc etc It drives you mad trying to choosebrbrAt the end of the day when you visit your local tyre fitter he's going to give you the options on what he has in stock and you're going to pick the cheapest or the next one up You're not going to stand there wondering which one and chose without youtube or test sites to look at When was the last time you went to the tyre fitters in the summer and said I want a Michelin not an Pirelli?? I can't see there being a large difference with Winter tyres as long as you're not driving stupid Everyone goes extra careful anyway, and they say these are better than summer tyres so any winter tyre is better than not at all
Comment from : @shiftyshamsk

Pretty ok review, still need Tyre designer scientists to assist in explaining tyre long km/miles Jevity in relation to general road use and the tyre compound even if they said entry tyres generally serve 40,000 km and our premium drive 100,000 and our sports 80,000 a guide like this should be law so buyers have better buying knowledge Also fuel economy rating
Comment from : @playmovingpictures

Get tyres with tough sidewalls, less likely to damage when hitting kerbs thus safer
Comment from : @solace16

It really depends on what you expect from your car performance If you are not riding hard, cheap tyres will do just fine
Comment from : @ShinkomplektUa

I bought expensive tyres and got two nails in them, on the sidewalls 3 weeks old, tyres in the bin thats why I buy budget tyres
Comment from : @FCSchalke77

lol copping around hahaha
Comment from : @USAAMERICAFUCKYEAH77

can this guy not pronounce "SH"? it's pronounced miSHelin, and at the end did he say CHopping around? or is he trying to say SHopping around?
Comment from : @gwot

Still confused There are loads of budget tyres around and with the new EU labeling some appear to have better fuel, wet braking and lower noise than brand names at twice the price EG Infinity tyre was Fuel-C, Wet brake-C, noise 72dB at £56 Bridgestone was E, C 71dB at £119
Comment from : @ponchymonchy

Excellent review! Both fast and comprehensive, fantastic work guys! Thank you very much!
Comment from : @pcplacegr

It's not exactly Pirelli's fault that the F1 bosses asked them to make a more complicated tyre, it turns out that Pirelli did a better job than anybody expected I'll be totally honest, I love Bridgestone, my grandfathers car has them and they're really good, but Pirelli's are just as good, my dad used to have Continentals on his van and they were awful, no grip or stability at all, but when he changed to Pirelli the van was transformed
Comment from : @NorthEastbuses01

For what it's worth, i enjoy track days,and although I'm usually driving one of the slowest cars on the track (An old bangered fiesta that I use specifically for track work), i get round faster than many more capable vehicles Save pushing your luck for the track, or at least only drive like a twat on rare occasions
Comment from : @chongwong

Thanks for re-inforcing my original thoughts If you are driving that close to the grip limits of your tyre, you should not be on the public roads On road I drive faster than most and am rarely overtaken, however I always leave myself a 'safety blanket' for the day i head round a corner quickly and encounter oil, or a deep puddle, or mud Factors like this will greatly reduce the available grip, and if you are already pushing your tyres close to the limits it could cause an accident
Comment from : @chongwong

Surely that just points to you driving to fast for the grip level you currenty have? Personnally I like the extra leeway that more grip gives, however if you are incapable of adjusting to driving with lower grip levels, you should not be on the road
Comment from : @chongwong