Have to agree with the wear issue of Mitchelins, mine were fitted from new & had to replace all 4 after 10K miles.Went for mid range replacements which have since done 20K & still have plenty of tread left. Noticed a slight increase in road noise when they were new but no other difference in performance. I would not pay the extra for Mitchelins again.Any of the big names will be fine though in reality, Michelin seem to be slightly ahead of everyone else in my experience but they do wear quite quickly.
Have to agree with the wear issue of Mitchelins, mine were fitted from new & had to replace all 4 after 10K miles.Went for mid range replacements which have since done 20K & still have plenty of tread left. Noticed a slight increase in road noise when they were new but no other difference in performance. I would not pay the extra for Mitchelins again.
Will go with Yokohama in that case.That's a great price for the all weather Michelins, but if you only want a standard tyre I'd try the Yokohamas.
'Er indoors Honda HRV 1.6 diesel has Michelins all round but the fronts are nearly shot at 16k. I'm not that bothered but I'd prefer around 22k for value.
John