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 14 October 2016 by s4ia

Answered by 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.

Tags: wheels and tyres winter tyres

Similar questions

What's the best small automatic SUV/crossover for driving in snow?

Me and my wife are a young couple (28 years old) and we're after a new car. We would prefer a fun but very reliable SUV/crossover with sufficient power to go off-road. We live in the Balkans and had very...

Can I fit non-runflat winter tyres to my Lexus NX?

I have recently taken delivery of a Lexus NX 450+ Sport with runflat tyres. I cannot find their winter equivalent but have been told (not convincingly) that I can fit non-run flat winter tyres. Is this...

Can I use all-season tyres on my EV?

My Kia e-Niro has Michellin Primacy 3 tyres which perform poorly in the wet (they also have just over 2mm tread). My other petrol cars all have all-season tyres which are phenomenal, but the cars all weigh...

Related models