Premium tyres in Reading? As always, I’ll start with UHP, or ultra high performance tyres, but if you want to jump to touring, all season or SUV, the times will be in the description! UHP tyres are usually fitted in 17 inch and above, and are designed to give you ultimate grip in the dry and wet, a sporty feel, and better driving dynamics when enjoying your tyres. The three key brands have segmented their UHP tyres into what I’m calling comfort bias UHP, and UUHP or “maximum performance” tyres. The divide is usually around the 18″ mark, so it’s not often you have the option for both these tyres in the same size, but if you do, this should help clear things up.
Dunlop is a famous tire brand with a long history in the UK since the late 18th century founded by John Boyd Dunlop. For more than 120 years of pavement experience, Dunlop’s pioneering innovations, combined with exceptional success from the sporty tire range, have built the brand and are the first choice of the driver and car enthusiast everywhere. With years of experience, Dunlop is at the forefront of creating and applying new technology in the tire industry, offering new and innovative features that enhance the feel of the road surface and provide the feel of convenience for the driver. Dunlop tires always meet the standards of many leading car manufacturers such as Alfa Romeo, AMG, Audi, Bentley, BMW, Jaguar, Lexus, Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, Chrysler, TVR, Toyota, Mitsubishi, Honda, Suzuki, Nissan, Isuzu, GM Daewoo, Huyndai, Kia, Mazda …
A high-speed summer tire with an asymmetric tread pattern from the Italian manufacturer that is continuing the legendary Pzero line. The tire provides excellent coupling quality on dry and wet asphalt and is also used as a stock option for many high-speed cars. Summer tire from the Dutch manufacturer intended for aggressive and ultra-fast driving in powerful cars. The design of the tire is very similar to the usual UHP Vredestein Ultrac Vorti tire: it has the same asymmetric tread, central rib and wide channels for aquaplaning resistance. In addition, it is impossible not to notice the pronounced outside shoulder that provides confident cornering and stable handling. Read extra details at Tyre Shop Reading.
We tested the ContiPremiumContact in 2014, but Continental must have radically changed its design since then, because previously it only managed an unremarkable fifth place. It’s a remarkable turnaround, particularly as this design has already been replaced in some larger fitments by the PremiumContact 6. Its only real weakness was exposed in our rolling-resistance test, where fuel economy could be 3% worse than the best tyres in this category. Elsewhere, the Continental has clearly upped its game to the point where it took top spot on both handling tracks (level-pegging with the Hankook on the dry circuit). Our testers were particularly impressed with the car’s agility and direct responses, that made the car feel quite sporty with the Continentals fitted.
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