Les meilleurs pneus pour la Peugeot RCZ 2.0 HDi GT

J'en ai installé une paire à l'avant de ma Peugeot ZCZ HDi fin février juste avant l'échéance de mon CT. L'amélioration par rapport aux Avon qui s'y trouvaient était incroyable. La plus grande amélioration concernait la qualité de roulement. Il ne s'est plus écrasé sur les petits nids-de-poule et les crêtes de la route. Enfin pas à l'avant en tout cas. En raison du verrouillage, je ne me suis pas précipité pour changer les arrières usés, selon l'avis du MOT. Cependant, hier matin, j'ai fait monter une nouvelle paire à l'arrière. Transformation totale de la qualité de roulement, tout en conservant son adhérence. Même tout neuf sur routes humides. Cela peut toujours être meilleur. Pneu hautement recommandé!

The Yokohama handle well and give good feedback however, they have lasted less well than my previous continental tyres and fuel economy dropped by about 4 mpg, although this seems to have been less of an issue as they have worn. In the long run I think that the continentals lasted nearly twice as many miles and were more economical.

I've had these tyres for a year now. Initially was raving over them - superb grip, seemed like the car was glued to the road - a significant improvement in control and responsiveness over the stock Pirellis.

But just a year and 10k miles on the tyres are almost down to the limit. That's shocking wear on a tyre this expensive. The car hasn't been driven to excessive speeds or offroad at all. Will have to fork out for a new set, and won't be going for these again

Had these on my Peugeot RCZ several times and am really pleased with them. The only apparent downside is how bony the ride is and how much you feel the road but without being an expert, I'd put that down to the nature of the car, not the tyre. I have never felt even remotely unsafe...I have never suffered or been worried through lack of grip at any speed in any kind of weather...in fact in the snow, which living in the Peak District we get a lot of, they are tremendous. I had previously had Continentals and they have always worn out ridiculously quickly but these are good for well over 20k miles and this is from someone who does around 35k miles per year. Given the price (I had two fitted to the rear just 2 days ago...£85 each plus valve, wheel balance etc) I personally think they are great value and so long as you're not one to drive like a nutter, in my experience, they have been tremendous.