Tyres - SportContact 5's again or Goodyear Eagles?
I've always had Conti tyres on my cars, with the exception of Pirelli once and never again - p zero's out of round after a hard autobahn driving in a e500.
The Conti SportContact's 2 3 and especially the 5's with black chilli are great tyres, been through them all on C and E class cars but on the s class they are far too soft for the weight of the car. Some hard mountain pass driving and the outside edge's are gone.
Goodyear seem to rate well with a harder compound?



Typically, nothing rides better than Michelins.
The worst tires you can buy for any car in any size has to be Coopers. They don't last and often come apart as you're driving.
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Very happy. Grips as well as the Conti Sport5's without disintegrating after a few hard mountain passes.
On a light car sport contact5's, For a heavier car RE 050's are fantastic completely sold.
Pilot Sports are far too soft these cars.
Hankook and Honda Civic's sound like the go hand in hand....
Last edited by NaslundStarmine; Jan 2, 2016 at 11:31 PM.
Very happy. Grips as well as the Conti Sport5's without disintegrating after a few hard mountain passes.
On a light car sport contact5's, For a heavier car RE 050's are fantastic completely sold.
Pilot Sports are far too soft these cars.
Check out the Cooper Zeon when you get a chance, heckuva tire at any price.
Performance wise, there is no comparison the Michelin's are by far the best!





