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High Price vs Low Price Tyres, what's the difference?
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Michelin Energy Savers have an "A" rating for wet grip/braking performance?
I did buy some of these for my old car and I was pretty happy with the grip to be fair, but the durability was amazing, I got almost 80k miles out of the set. Mainly motorway miles to be fair but still.
Fuel saving was negligable, probably paid for themselves over the 80k miles though!Make £2018 in 2018 Challenge - Total to date £2,1080 -
scaredofdebt wrote: »Michelin Energy Savers have an "A" rating for wet grip/braking performance?
For some tyre sizes, but not all. Broadly speaking, narrower, smaller diameter tyres will have lower rolling resistance than wider, larger diameter ones.0
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