I have had around 30000km from my Ecopia's and regularly have a balance and rotate. I reckon on another 20000 or so before they will need replacement. They do not have the same grip as the previous Bridgestone Dueller's at the limit of adhesion, but not much in it really. They are more comfortable and quieter so I would definitely recommend them....Cheers
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My first tyre change and I've stuck with the Hankook dynapros. I've only changed the front as the rears have at least another 6 months or 10k on them. Thats pretty good going at 49k! They've been a great tyre for me. I could have put the change off another few months but I'm going up to the snowy mountains next week and playing it safe.
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How long your tyres will last depend greatly from the road surface and where you drive as well as how you drive your car.
In area where I live, the road surface is very bad with lots of road works going on for a good couple of years now, that in combination
with quite a few roundabouts is shortening the life of the tyres. I have noticed that on all our family cars, incl. my T5. The wife's Tiguan has
the same Hankook tyres as yours and at 30,000km they have no more than 5,000km to 0 tread remaining (probably 1mm above the (TWI).Performance Tunes from $850Wrecking RS OCTAVIA 2 Link
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Originally posted by PeteC View PostSorry
215/65 R16 98 H
Thanks for the tips, I will check the Pirelli, But the GoodYear also looks good. I only use the Tig on road and my preference is noise and ride.carandimage The place where Off-Topic is On-Topic
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Originally posted by PeteC View PostSorry 215/65 R16 98 H......... I only use the Tig on road and my preference is noise and ride.
A few months back we put on a set of Bridgestone Ecopia EP850 in that size when Bridgestone ran a 3 for 4 offer (got 4 tyres for 3x$179). They are dead quiet and ride nice. Worth considering.
Cheers
Phil
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Originally posted by PeteC View PostI am about to replace the original set of tyres on my Tiguan, can anyone recommend me a good quality low noise tyre?
Done 2,000km on them now and am very happy with the ride quality and handling.Performance Tunes from $850Wrecking RS OCTAVIA 2 Link
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Originally posted by Phil G View PostPete.
A few months back we put on a set of Bridgestone Ecopia EP850 in that size when Bridgestone ran a 3 for 4 offer (got 4 tyres for 3x$179). They are dead quiet and ride nice. Worth considering.
Cheers
Phil
So far so good, ride is nice and quiet. It also has 50k tredlife guarantee.MY18 VW Tiguan Comfortline
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Originally posted by Transporter View PostI went with Cooper tires. The original Hancooks were good only for 34,000km, rotated every 5,000km.
Done 2,000km on them now and am very happy with the ride quality and handling.sigpic MY2011 Tiguan 103 TDi 7spd-DSG, Deep Black Pearl Effect, Comfy Pack, MDi, OEM Tow Package, Tint - LOVE this car!
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Originally posted by roscoe1974 View PostTransporter, I'm thinking of Cooper CS5's - is that what you went with? They seem to get quite good reviews, and obviously the 'Cooper' mileage. Seem a decent price at around $185 per corner fitted too. Thoughts?Last edited by Transporter; 14-02-2015, 03:12 PM.Performance Tunes from $850Wrecking RS OCTAVIA 2 Link
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Avoid the revised Pirellis. The originals are OK, but the revised model has vibration issues at about 80km/h. A colleagues replaced his original good performing Pirellis with these updates and has had no end of trouble since. He speculates it is the blocky tread pattern causing resonance at this speedTDI tiguan in the drive. ParkAssist, comfort, fogs
Service every 15,000, new fault code every 7,500km
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