[ABF70]

So, I'n new here....I have tried to find the answer to my tyre question, here and out in the real world, without much luck. Each tyre seller wants to push a product that they're getting a kick for, I get it. I need to replace my tyres, mid to upper range budget, I certainly don't want the cheapest and my baby doesn't need the most expensive..... do I go with the Bridgestone RE050 or Goodyear MOE that Bob Jane are trying to sell me or the Pirelli P Zeros that Beaurepaires are pushing?

What other tyres would be a good option? CLA200 Shooting Brake

Any advice would be great. Thanks. x

 

[jmc]

If you want to keep rft’s the re050a are pretty good but $$$
If you dont mind adding the tirefit kit to your boot then choices open up

 

[Tyreguynz]

The vehicle would have come out on either Bridgestone, Goodyear, pirelli or continental.
Bridgestone have changed the model to the turanza t001 moe which is great value.
For high performance the continental or pirelli are great. In my opinion I have found the Bridgestone T001 a very good replacement tyre. As your vehicle doesn't have staggered fitment wheels I would recommend rotating the tyres front to back every 10-15,000km.
Hopefully this helps.