Any reason for which I shouldn't go for the cheapest new

>>17521243
I went with my first set of higher end tires recently. pilot sport 4s

i upgraded from the 'just had new tires fitted' Chinkshit that the previous owner had on them.

I immediately felt the difference. ride felt more comfy and softer. there was no longer a whooshing sound coming for my rear left side. in not sur did I'm just imagining it or if its just placebo but I feel as though there is more of a 'stickiness' to them.

overall I don't think I will be cheaping out on tires anymore.

in fact I'm thinking of putting some nicer ones on my mothers yaris. any recommendations if it it has its stock 15 inch wheels

>>17521284
Alright so more expensive tyres are better, but is there a reason not to cheap out on tyres if you just want your car to get your from A to B.
I might keep my current car for maybe next year or two, so I don't want to spend too much on it.
It is also just my first car so no idea how long tyres last for. I will be doing about 8000 miles a year, mostly on a motorway at 70mph

>>17521312
>motorway at 70mph
Get the best tires you can.

>>17521243
Tyres from brands you've actually heard of will be softer, quieter at speed, better in the wet and generally have better performance than shitty Chinese tyres.

Tyres are the only thing between you and the road, so don't cheap out on them.

>>17521323
Is that even fast? That's a speed limit in here, and I'm usually the slow one respecting it anyway. I thought it's nothing special

>>17521332
That's not really that fast, there's like 5-6 states in the US with 80mph speed limits, some up to 85 iirc.

Living in northern ireland when it's always 10-15C and rain all year round, should I be buying all-season tyres or summer ones?
We pretty much never get snow or sub-0C temperatures.

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>>17521243
Chinese tires rarely last as long as they claim, are noisy, and provide laughable amounts of grip. You'll stop worse and might not be able to do emergency maneuvers if you need to.
Don't cheap out, your life could be at stake.
>>17521353
If it's never cold enough to snow then summers are fine.
The issue with summers is that freezing temps damage them.

>>17521384
That shouldn't be a problem in here. Last time I remember snow and negative temperatures lasting for more than 24h was in 2010

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>>17521243
it's your life faggot, just try not to kill anyone else when your shit tyres let go at the first drop of rain