Die besten Reifen für den MG ZT Plus 135 (tuned)

Fitted these as money was tight & the cheapest I could find. Complete set, all fitted at the same time
When still almost new, the grip in the snow was quite good.
In the wet, the grip was still pretty good.
In the dry, you can push them quite hard without fear of them letting go.
I'm now down to my last 2 millimetres of tread & all 4 tyres have worn very evenly & are in the same condition.
The MG ZT has suspension that makes the car like riding a brick & I will say that these don't help the situation, although no worse that the previous 2 (different make) sets I've fitted.
Road noise can be an issue on rougher surface roads & the steering does 'track' a little on rutted surfaces, but no more than the previous 2 sets of tyres.
I don't drive hard, but neither do I do the 'Driving Miss Daisy' thing.
I don't quite understand all the more complaints on here about these. Probably not up to the more mainstream companies standards, but no complaints from me at the price. Unless you want them for track days, drifting or road racing, I'd recommend them.

In short great budgets, not sure how they wear yet but at this price....
Wet grip is where budgets normally fall short, these don't.

yikes, you will need new underpants in the wet. Never again......
please please don't do it

Rubbish. Had them on the back of my ZT 135 when i bought it, the fronts were Bridgestone RE040. The difference between them was staggering. The rear end was dangerously loose, so i moved them to the front for more predictability. They just have no grip, always spinning, running wide. Cant use the torque of the diesel at all. Replaced very quickly with Bridgestones which transformed the car.