Die besten Reifen für den Honda Accord Tourer Type S

Ich habe sie jetzt seit einem Jahr an und bin sehr angenehm überrascht über den absoluten Grip, sowohl nass als auch trocken, den diese bieten. Die Vorgängerreifen waren Falken FK510, Hankook VP3 K125 und zuletzt Nokian Powerproof. Ich fand die Hankooks am besten zu tragen, Nokians waren gut für den Nassgriff, hielten aber nicht sehr lange und die Falkens könnten genauso gut aus Kaugummi für die Lebensdauer gemacht worden sein, die sie gaben. Ich weiß, dass der Honda Accord Type S Tourer ein ziemlich schweres Fahrzeug ist und ein anständiges Drehmoment und eine ordentliche Leistung hat, aber ich pendle 80 km pro Tag, also ist der Verschleiß ein Faktor, die Neuzuordnung fügt auch noch etwas hinzu. Mit diesen HS51 kann ich sagen, dass ich mit ihrer bisherigen Leistung sehr zufrieden bin und sie auf jeden Fall wieder kaufen würde. Nasshaftung/Bremsen und Verschleiß sind meine beiden Hauptziele in Bezug auf Reifen, und in diesen Punkten und mehr liefern sie. Sie sind nicht die kraftstoffeffizientesten Reifen, aber sie sind sehr langlebig, und das ist mir mehr wert als eine theoretische Zahl der Kraftstoffeinsparung auf lange Sicht. Zusammenfassend würde ich sagen, dass ich diese Reifen sehr empfehlen kann, wenn Sie ein größeres, schwereres Auto haben und nicht die leichten, leisen, kraftstoffsparenden Reifen wollen, die die Seitenwandstärke eines Stücks verkochter Nudeln haben, das sind Old-School-Reifen, die schwer sind und solide und langlebig, während es großartigen Halt und Verschleiß bietet.

Absolut zufrieden mit Reifen. Wird als Ganzjahresreifen verwendet. 8000 km abgeschlossen
Reifen verwendet durchschnittliche Fahrbedingungen, durchschnittliches Wetter das ganze Jahr. (Von -12 bis +31 Grad Celsius, UK-Bedingungen)
Vorderreifen links ~ 7 mm, Hinterreifen links ~ 8 mm
Wenige Male gekreuztes Paddel ohne Probleme
Tolle Reifen zu einem erschwinglichen Preis

Bought these tyres in favor of the Nokian WR d3 because they were cheaper like 20 euros a pice . In the snow i was impressed , grip in the wet and dry is decent for my 210 hp 2.2 D Type S Accord . Its a solid tyre , comfort is very good . I have used nexen as summer tyres on my other cars and thats why i decided to give them a try on there winter tyres , very happy with my purches ! I recomand theme

The tyres feel good, grip well and so on. Drive good on snow as well.

I was shocked to find at the end of the season(single) that wheels started to vibrate. I drove to a garage to balance the wheels and there another surprise - all four tyres had an uneven wear, every second knot on the outside edge of the Tyre was shorter by at least 3mm. I have never seen this before in my life. Surely it is not due to the alignment of the wheels as tyres before wear well (summer) and already did another 20k km on other tyres that wear well.

I drive most of my distance on a wet and dry highway at 140km/h (around 85mph) in Switzerland, with temperatures mostly between 0-10 Celsius. I never drove in warm days, nor over aggressive style. Had plenty of occasions to try the tyrÄ—s in the mountain roads (lots of snow and ice, Inc driving with chains).

Great touring tyre. It quiet (and was quiet for all its lifetime), comfy and has very good grip on dry and also in wet. Also mileage is very good, over 30.000 miles.
I have got MFS 91W version, with the rim protector which is great and I miss it at the new bluresponse tyre at 16" size.


On the other hand I drove 15" fastresponse on diesel focus (15" H) and the mileae was very poor (15000 miles I guess). Probably depends size to size.

I bought tyres twice new set and always same - big noise and after 10000 miles tyres were close to dead, luckly same bad behavior next 20k miles but honestly last 10k was really too danger to drive. Never more Yokohama. waiting money and rather pay a little bit more to get more reliable.
I bought Goodyear EAGLE F1 ASYMMETRIC - 225/45 R17 91 W and totally different level of tyres

Nice tyre for the price, very comfortable ride, handles well in the wet, good dry road handling as well,wears down to quickly.

I have had Godyear Assymetric F1 225/45 R17 XL load index 94 (version 1) before these. I was satisfied with Goodyear in the past, so decided to buy same brand again. I'll compare version 1 vs version 2. Only problem with version 1 was that they didn't last long, near 25.000 km. Everything else was extremely good. Grip wet and dry, handling, noise, comfort was good as well.
Now I've purchased version 2 non-XL, load index 91. In version 2 I like grip, wet and dry. I like extremely good comfort and very low noise level. What I don't like much in version 2 are soft sidewalls. I need to put more air pressure in, that is not a problem. But, handling isn't as good. I can feel that tyres are very soft during hard cornering. So, need to brake a little and do not push that hard into the corner. This is annoying. With this experience I would consider XL version, load index 94, for the front axle. The car I drive is Honda Accord Tourer 2,4.

Recommended by Honda BUT do not last. Driver's tyre went flat twice in three years!

I had a pair of these fitted on the front and they really are excellent in every way, the best tyres I've had on any car. This is the fourth type of tyre I've had on the Honda Accord Type S and it's the best. Very smooth and very precise in all conditions. Highly recommended.