Die besten Reifen für den Hyundai Coupe 2.0L

Kaufen Sie diesen Reifen oder IRGENDEINEN Reifen mit harter Mischung nicht, wenn Sie ein Hyundai Coupé fahren, insbesondere einen TSIII mit werkseitig abgesenkter Federung. Sie werden jede einzelne Unvollkommenheit auf der Straße spüren und der Fahrkomfort ist absolut miserabel. Dieses Auto kann nicht mit harten Reifenmischungen umgehen, es sollte eine weiche Mischung wie der Bridgestone Turanza verwendet werden.

Ich besitze Michelin Pilot Sport 4 seit einem Jahr und ich mag die Reifen sehr, ich hatte Evo 12 schon einmal in den Bann gezogen, Michelin war komfortabler, außergewöhnliche Nassleistung, großartiges Nassbremsen, auch trockenes Bremsen, es fühlt sich an, als würde es sofort aus 30 Meilen pro Stunde anhalten. Das trockene Handling ist wirklich gut, aber es fehlt das Feedback, und Sie können feststellen, dass Sie sich selbst untersteuern, wie es mir auf einer Bergstraße passiert ist, und ich bin sogar mit zwei Reifen von der Straße abgekommen. Es ist nur einmal passiert, als ich endlich die Chance dazu bekam Testen Sie die Grenzen, aber lassen Sie mich Ihnen sagen, bevor Sie es versuchen. Sie erhalten nicht genügend Feedback von den Reifen, um zu wissen, dass sie von Anfang an Grenzen haben. Es braucht Zeit, um sich an sie zu gewöhnen. Der Verschleiß nach etwas mehr als 10 km beträgt ziemlich enttäuschend, wenn man bedenkt, dass es Michelin ist, ich habe erwartet, dass sie etwas weniger tragen. Meine nächsten Reifen sind möglicherweise Continental Premium Contact 6, da ich bei Reifenbewertungen gesehen habe, dass sie mehr Feedback erhalten haben, aber ein wenig an Komfort verlieren, und ich glaube wirklich nicht, dass der ps4 den Langlebigkeitsvorteil gegenüber Continental mehr hat. Ps4 sind großartige Reifen. Wenn Sie etwas Bequemes und Sicheres für das tägliche Fahren wünschen, sind sie hervorragend. Denken Sie daran, sie mit der Zeit zu lernen, wenn Sie sie zum ersten Mal schieben, da Sie durch mangelndes Feedback in Gefahr geraten können.

Will never buy again. Dangerous tyres. In dry it's like you drive in wet. In wet it's like in snow.
Replaced the front ones with a second hand pair (hard used )of another brand and voila ! 100% better grip .

I've had these tyres put on a Vauxhall Astra G Coupe once before as a replacement for the rubbish Event WL905 it came with and these were far superior. 3 years later and the tyres on our current Hyundai Coupe were due replacement, instantly we bought these and quite frankly these are even more superb than I thought. Baring in mind the Hyundai Coupe has an excellent suspension setup so it corners flat and level although with a harsh ride these tyres will NOT let go, not one bit, even in the wet, I've actually taken bends and corners at ridiculous speeds in the pouring rain and it's like super glue. The harsh ride was also much improved with these tyres. Honestly, these tyres are incredible and I've recommended them to everyone I know.

Dry grip is excellent
Wet grip is excellent
Snow grip (tested in old car) is very good for a summer tyre

I will only buy Pirelli P7 Cinturato from now on. These are miles ahead of the rubbish we once new e.g. P6000

hi ive had these on my hyundai coupe 2.0 in 205/55/r16 and they have decent grip in dry and wet weather, however one massive down point is how soft the sidewalls are. i can actually feel the tyre deforming when turning quickly and it feels like the back end is swinging but the tyres dont lose grip when i do through it around.

Fitted these last winter. Not the best winter tire I had, but they are very good value for money. As other noticed they are soft on edges and not the best on wet or dry roads, however they did behave very good on snow. For example there was one day a blizzard, lots of snow on the autobahn, I was averaging cca 70 kph when I saw a column of 4 cars of some state officials and they police escort in the back (Audi A6) on the left lane (I was on the right one). They were overtaking everyone so I decided to mess with them. When they came close to my car I speeded up a bit, and so did they. We both had cca 90 kph and since the conditions on the road were pretty bad, It wasn't safe to drive any faster for me, but it wasn't safe for them ether. So they weren't able to overtake me with they expensive quattro A6-ses and probably very expensive top brand tires. I was driving parallel with the lead car (I on the right lane and they on the left). Finally after the lead police escort saw that I'm not slowing down and that they can't overtake me because driving faster was simply to dangerous, they turned on the police siren showing me to slow down and let them pass! Haha, since they are state officials they must drive faster then anyone else! But this showed me that these tires were great on heavy snow since I was able to drive with my front wheel drive as fast as A6 quattro on the snow.
Last year when i bought them they were the best option. This year you can get for only 5% more money something like Toyo or Uniroyal. Since I have Uniroyal Rainexpert 2 summer tires and they are great, I would probably go with Uniroyal winter tires this year.

Was impressed by these tyres. They were fitted to a set of alloys I purchased with 6mm+. I dont do many miles (5k a year) and im currently on 4.3mm on each tyre and ive just had my 2nd MOT done so very good wear rate for a front wheel drive car. I dont drive very hard but every now and again comming off a roundabout I will push them a little bit. Being run flats and on a 35profile Ive currently got they are quite bumpy. they have out lasted my 225/40/18 bridgstone potenza 002 which ive done 15k miles on a diffrent car.

I only use the car for local commutes and havnt had a chance to try the limit in the wet. They came on a set of alloys I bought with over 6mm left on each tyre. In the dry they stick very well and in corners squeal alot but have yet to let go. I think my car set up is weaker than the tyres limit which is a good thing. Only had them on the car a few hundread miles so cant comment on wear. I must say the road noise has increased quite alot since having these on. Had budget tyres on previously.

Just replaced my old Michelin tyres for these on my Hyundai Coupe. The tyres or good, not brilliant but just good. I find cornering is ok, although when pushed they can be slightly unpredictable when compared to my last tyres. There was a big noticeable difference here. My main criticism is straight line speed where they become quite didgety and to be honest quite scary. Steering goes very light over 85mph, and this is not down to my suspension set up as the previous tyres didn't do this. Overall a comfort tyre rather than a sport tyre but thats what they are being marketed as. I might change them over next year back to Micheline or Vredestein tyres if i keep the car.

I fitted set of these on my rear in the spring 2011 and left the old Fulda Cerat Exellaro on the front. Now with my old Fuldas on the back my rear side tented to brake out at moderate speeds in the coreners, especially in the wet. Fulda do not do well in the wet. Thatswhy I bought these Rainexperts(mine were made in Slovakia). Instantly after changing the tyres my rear end stayed exactly where I wanted it. They are like glued to the road. Now before the winter came I also changed the front ones since I read here that they are not that bad in the snow. When I replaced the front ones, there was a lot of wheel spin. I didnt understand whats going on since the rear ones were like glued to the surface and these were well... bad. All 4 were bought at the same time, the front ones were in my garage waiting to be mounted. But after 1000km the front ones became as good as the rear ones. I dont know why, they just did.
The temperatures here (Croatia) are now -10°C and they are apsolutly great! When the road is dry the low temperatures do not represent any problem for these tyres. They also cope well in the recent snow. Of course, they are NOT winter tyres but they do wery well. I am not one of those guys who never have driven a winter tyre and then say oh this one is great in snow. Actually I always had winter tyres up till now. I also tried other summer tyres in the snow and these outperform those by far. Just few days ago it was snowing and I was on the motorway going 100km/h when I had to do an emergency maneuver due to some guy that was driving only 50km/h on a motorway. My heart almost stopped but thanks to these tyres I managed to avoid a colision. The car wabbeled a bit but nothing dramatic. I only wish the braking distance in the snow would be a bit shorter (I mean when you really slamm the brakes), but I guess I cant expect these to be perfect in all conditions (ABS was working overtime). All in all I would recommend you to try these first before you buy a set of winter tyres. For summer - a definitive must have.