I'd question whether or not the original tyres were over-inflated, if they were so 'bouncy'.

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Edited by Krell on 15/03/2016 at 09:27

As with many cars these days, good tyres are a must. Winter tyres are normally more bouncy than summer ones, so i am confused by that.

If Michelins winter tyres are good then maybe use michelin summer tyre maybe the best option.

Only option from Michelin for my size are EnergySaver+. I wanted something better, so that's how i start thinking Good Year Efficencty Performance (on all tests those are better then Michelin).

Im just worried becouse of soft sidewalls should be fine with C3 or i'll get even weaker stability then before. I cant find out what kind of sidewalls Michelin Alpin A4 have.. if they are soft that mean thats ok with my car.. If they are stif, then i need a stiff sidewalls tires

Citroen have soft suspension and with this tires i have very bad handling. When i turn at speed, and there is potholes whole rear end become totaly unstable (waving the whole car, and rear end wawing and jumping somehow), few times very scary.

I would suggest that when a road is potholed it would be a good idea to slow down for bends, regardless of which tyres you have.

If you really do like cornering fast, you need a car that handles better.

The problem is that i dont drive that fast..

Anyway, what do u think it's perfect tire for this C3

1. GoodYear EfficenceGrip Performance

2. Continental CPC5

3. Dunlop Sport Blue Response

We've had GY EfficientGrip all round on my wife's C1 for about 6 months now.

We put a new pair on the rear of my son's Polo

My Dad's BMW 1 series came with them from new.

We're very happy with them. After the last load of rain we can vouch for their ability to shift water!

Thanks a lot.. Going to buy then, so i'll share my expriences :)

Greetings