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[TheBoy]

Snow? An unrealistic expectation on a summer tyre IMO. Although I'd expect any tyre to behave better in snow than my preferred sc3's. Absolutely no grip at all in snow, due to the central bands tead patern no doubt. There is no cross tread at all to speak of.

In snow, abandon all hope of stopping all ye on sc3.

I suspect its not pattern, but an unsuitable compound.

Many tyres have a similar(ish) tread pattern and manage some semblence of grip.

[TheBoy]

Sorry Phil for the delay in reply..The el cheapo's are Milanza Hero's.

In all fairness they may not be the best but the Omega is hardly a race car.....well not in my case anyway.

40k on the rear as mentioned with still quite a lot of tread left. The fronts could, i'm sure last longer but mine tends to be a bit rough
on the edges of the tyres.

I binned a brand new one of them as I found the grip level offered was too unreliable, especially in the wet

Which shows that recommendations (and tyre reviews!!) need to take into account driving styles.

[Lazydocker]

Sorry Phil for the delay in reply..The el cheapo's are Milanza Hero's.

In all fairness they may not be the best but the Omega is hardly a race car.....well not in my case anyway.

40k on the rear as mentioned with still quite a lot of tread left. The fronts could, i'm sure last longer but mine tends to be a bit rough
on the edges of the tyres.

I binned a brand new one of them as I found the grip level offered was too unreliable, especially in the wet

Which shows that recommendations (and tyre reviews!!) need to take into account driving styles.

Indeed... You know that my style is somewhat "progressive" so I need something reasonably reliable

[TheBoy]

Sorry Phil for the delay in reply..The el cheapo's are Milanza Hero's.

In all fairness they may not be the best but the Omega is hardly a race car.....well not in my case anyway.

40k on the rear as mentioned with still quite a lot of tread left. The fronts could, i'm sure last longer but mine tends to be a bit rough
on the edges of the tyres.

I binned a brand new one of them as I found the grip level offered was too unreliable, especially in the wet

Which shows that recommendations (and tyre reviews!!) need to take into account driving styles.

Indeed... You know that my style is somewhat "progressive" so I need something reasonably reliable

I'd put Gixer in the aggressive category, and you in the Miss Daisy. And Tunnie in the "I need RPGs to move this guy in front".

[cem_devecioglu]

Sorry Phil for the delay in reply..The el cheapo's are Milanza Hero's.

In all fairness they may not be the best but the Omega is hardly a race car.....well not in my case anyway.

40k on the rear as mentioned with still quite a lot of tread left. The fronts could, i'm sure last longer but mine tends to be a bit rough
on the edges of the tyres.

I binned a brand new one of them as I found the grip level offered was too unreliable, especially in the wet

Which shows that recommendations (and tyre reviews!!) need to take into account driving styles.

Indeed... You know that my style is somewhat "progressive" so I need something reasonably reliable

I'd put Gixer in the aggressive category, and you in the Miss Daisy. And Tunnie in the "I need RPGs to move this guy in front".

 
 
 
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