Tire Selection Aid (Goodyear vs. Michelin)

Hello friends, I am driving a Pejo 307 2004 model. As winter is over, I will take off the winter tires and buy summer tires. My first expectations are the tires, because the suspension of the vehicle is hard. I have two tires in mind right now, Michelin Energy saver + and Good year efficient grip performance tire size 195/65 91 H which do you think and which brand do you suggest? goodyear = 150tl michelin = 165 tl

There is no difference between the two as much as the mountains. I use Efficient Grip on my 307 SW and Michelin Energy Saver on the 308 Hatchback. Their performance in the snow can be noticed a little more, but I can say that there is no difference in normal use.

Goodyear if the size is narrow, but I would say Michelin for your size.

I think energy saver is a bad tire. we should not be stuck with these brands.

I recommend Michelin primacy hp. Perfect for hard suspension vehicles. Michelelin is already a soft tire.

Have you ever looked at the p7l p7, not to be confused? I would say that you were among your options. fatihgg 2013-03-16 18:50:41

the quietest tire on the market right now

[QUOTE = KenBlockJR] I think energy saver is a bad tire.

[QUOTE = laedri] I recommend Michelin primacy hp. It is perfect for vehicles with hard suspension. Michelin is already a soft tire.
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The pirelli p7 model, which our fatihgg friend said, is not in the dimensions of my vehicle. The tire that our KenblockJr friends call, fuel consumption in tire labeling is labeled as C wet road handling B and the noise it gives out is 69 decibels. The decibels were measured as 69 so I would make my decision for the goodyear, I am ordering the tires tomorrow, I write the comments, thank you all

[QUOTE = Mortal_Abas] fatihgg our friend's pirelli p7 model is not in my vehicle's dimensions. The tire that our KenblockJr says, fuel consumption in tire labeling C is wet road handling B and the sound it gives out is labeled as 69 decibels. [/ QUOTE]

I have michelin energy saver. I do not need a snow tire especially in winter. braking distance is really good in other seasons. no wonder from michelin.