Les meilleurs pneus pour la SEAT Leon FR Plus

Je les ai mis sur les pneus avant de ma Seat Leon Mk4 d'occasion, presque neuve quand j'ai eu la voiture ~90%. Pneus OK, je n'ai eu aucun problème sur le sec ni sur le mouillé, bien que les pneus aient voulu patiner dans certains ronds-points spécifiques lorsque je voulais démarrer un peu vite. Tenue de route et confort OK, flanc mou qui n'aimait pas les changements de direction rapides. Ils ont duré ~30 000 km mais le bruit qu'ils ont développé sur les ~15 000 derniers était vraiment horrible, beaucoup de bruit de route sur certaines routes. Ils ont développé un léger déséquilibre sur les ~10 000 derniers kilomètres, mais rien d'extraordinaire, j'ai attendu qu'ils soient usés pour les changer. Je les ai changés pour un jeu de Pirelli P7C2, premières impressions les Pirelli sont bien meilleurs en termes de bruit de route et de tenue de route.

Ces pneus sont fantastiques! La prise en main est très élevée soit sur route sèche, soit sur route mouillée ou visqueuse. Ils vont très vite en température et le maintiennent sans jamais perdre de performance. Ces pneus sont silencieux, avec une faible résistance au roulement. J'ai aussi remarqué une légère baisse de la consommation de carburant ... très bien!
Ils ont également la protection de la jante.
Le guide est vraiment précis et sportif. C'est vraiment un plaisir de conduire avec ces pneus qui ont une maniabilité et une stabilité exceptionnelles.
Vous vous sentez vraiment confiant de conduire à haute vitesse, surtout dans les routes mixtes pleines de virages. Une fois que vous avez appris la limite (haute) de ces pneus, vous pouvez avoir beaucoup de plaisir et en toute sécurité.
Le contrôle de la traction intervient rarement par rapport à tous les autres pneus que j'ai utilisés. Pneus vraiment fabuleux!
Mon expérience est comparée avec plusieurs autres pneus de sports d'été que j'ai utilisés: Bridgestone Potenza RE050A, Bridgestone Potenza S001, Continental Sport Contact 5 (le pire de tous!), Yokohama Advan Sport V105s, Dunlop Sportmaxx RT, Michelin Pilot Sport 3. < br />
Pour moi ce Pirelli P Zero (PZ4) est le meilleur pneu que j'ai essayé; deuxième place le Bridgestone Potenza S001.
Je ne peux toujours pas parler de kilométrage, mais ils devraient durer plus longtemps que tout le monde. C'est mon sentiment que je vais vérifier à l'avenir.
La vie de Potenza S001 et le vieux RE050A, environ 30.000 Km (avec la conduite fougueuse). Tous les autres pneus durent beaucoup moins. Les pires en termes de durabilité sont les Yokohama Advan Sport V105 (environ 12.000 Km) et Dunlop Sportmaxx RT (environ 15.000 Km).

Pour moi ce P Zero PZ4 est le meilleur!

Quiet, excellent performance on any type of coating and in all weather conditions.
I did not expect such a balance of performance from winter tires. Impressed.
I recommend to buy.

Had these already fitted onto my Leon FR! Never again. Can not work out why people think these should go on anything more powerful than a shopping trolley. Wet grip=lethal, dry= bumb clenching. Possibly one of the worst tyres I have ever had on a car. A week after buying the car with these on had Pirelli nero's fitted. Avoid unless you like death.

Got a great deal on a full set of these tyres after the factory fit Conti contact 5's had done there best. So far i'm very happy with them,not as quiet as the contact 5's but not bad enough to give them a lower score,Dry roads are a breeze but i have noticed they can get a wee twitchy on damp to wet Scottish Highland roads,but there again i'm not hanging around and giving the car some Timpson,,But ,, I'm very happy with them and they are wearing better than the Contact 5's the car came with when new.I will more than likely have these fitted again as ive had no underware changing moments with them like with the Conti's

Got these on a leon fr 170hp tdi.Done 10k and still loads of grip on the front 6mm.These tyres turn in well and grip in the wet and the dry, bit of a strange fish in the damp though ,have lost traction a couple of times;could be down to grease n oil on the road/roundabout! Bought mine from camskill and saved £40 and that's delivered to house.

Bought these to replace my ps3s, which were amazing in wet and dry conditions, however budget constraints meant had to replace with something cheaper. Initially for the first 500 miles or so they were awful, then after dropping my tyre pressure and they had worn in, they have started to perform well, pretty grippy in wet and dry conditions, can confidently hit bends at similar speeds with ps3s on, will probably try something else but for the money well worth it, far better than other budget brands hands down! Give them a try if you're on a budget, you don't b disappointed.

Just awful, cant wait to get rid of them. Very poor grip when cold. I daren't push them in the wet. Came on the car when bought from a franchise garage. I think the the term is ditch finders, they may ok during warmer months but in the col don't bother.

They were my Leon´s FR OEM tyres. They hay good wear for HP tyres, they have good grip in DRY, but in the WET is a different story, they have average grip in wet. They have good feedback, and they are excellent for high speeds in the DRY. I´ll give the tyres a grade of 8 out of ten. I will change tyres soon, I will try this time the Pirelli P7 cinturatto or the Hankook Ventus V12. Any comment?

I had these tyres for after the Bridgestone RE050A's that came with the car from new. When flooring it in second, I used to get tons of wheel judder and wheelspin with the RE050As so when I had these EfficientGrips put on the car, I was amazed at the traction. I could floor it and traction control wouldn't even cut in (on dry days).

I do agree that the tyres have very soft sidewalls - I had to have both tyres replaced at 7000 miles due to damage from pot holes in the road causing bubbles at the sides of the tyre. The plus side of that is that the tyres aren't very noisy (in my opinion) and the ride was a bit more comfortable from my stiff suspension!

Other than that, they are brilliant. Can't fault the grip in the dry at all, and in the wet they are reasonably good too. I have now got Pirelli P Zero Rosso tyres on my driven wheels, and they are not quite as good grip-wise as these were (only had the Pirellis for a few hundred miles though).

Have to say I concur with the people who are amazed at the negative reviews... I don't get it! These tyres were great... I definitely recommend them.