A Budget Tire That Surprised Me for the Better

I'd been putting off getting new tires for a while, but when my old ones started making that annoying grinding noise and losing traction on wet pavement, I knew it was time to act. I wanted a set that was affordable but wouldn't leave me stranded – and I'm happy to say I found just that.

The MP47 tire's asymmetrical tread pattern looked pretty decent to me, and it seemed to do the trick in the city. My car's ride became noticeably smoother, and I could make turns without any wheelspin. Braking was also a lot more even, which is a big plus in my book – I mean, who wants to deal with uneven braking, right? On wet roads, it handled okay, but I did feel a slight slide when making sharp turns, so I try to drive smoothly and avoid making any sudden moves.

On the highway at 100-110 km/h, the tire's stability was fine, and my wheels didn't wander all over the place. There's some noise, but it's not too bad for its class. I was pleasantly surprised that my car's suspension became a bit softer, and road imperfections were more comfortable to drive over.

I was a bit worried that the MP47 wouldn't live up to my expectations, but it did. In the city, it was quiet and reliable, and on the highway, it kept up with my speed without any issues. Sure, there's some noise, but it's a small price to pay for a tire that's this affordable.

All things considered, I'm really happy with my choice of the MP47 tire. It's not too expensive, but it's reliable and comfortable. If you're looking for a budget-friendly but quality tire, the TORERO 185/60 R14 MP47 82T is definitely worth considering.

Driving style: City driving, highway driving Road conditions: Wet asphalt, dry asphalt Weather conditions: Humid, dry