Best all-weather tyres for Hyundai Tucson?
I am taking delivery of a new Hyundai Tucson next week. I do 25,000 miles per year on motorways and also drive on a lot of B roads that do not get treated in wthe inter. Can I survive the winter using the new Hankook Ventus Prime 2 tyres or should I splash out on Michelin Cross Climates?
Asked on 13 October 2016 by s4ia
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Honest John
Assuming Michelin does the right size of Cross Climates, go for them. They last well. I did 13,000 miles on them and still only down to 5.5mm front; 6mm rear.
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