Which reasonably priced tires with good wet grip should I choose in 185/55 R16 for my 2011 Suzuki Swift 1.2 gasoline model? I mainly make short trips in the coastal and hilly areas of the province of Pesaro, Italy.
Which reasonably priced tires with good wet grip should I choose in 185/55 R16 for my 2011 Suzuki Swift 1.2 gasoline model? I mainly make short trips in the coastal and hilly areas of the province of Pesaro, Italy.
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Hello, I would prioritize wet braking within your budget and compare quotes including installation for tires with good independent test results. First decide whether you want summer tires or one set for year-round use. If your annual mileage is modest and you can avoid driving in severe winter conditions, all-season tires may be a practical option, although they remain a compromise. Use the EU label as an initial filter: A is the highest wet-braking class, but independent tests provide a fuller assessment. Before buying, check the proposed 185/55 R16 size and required load and speed ratings against your Suzuki documentation. Would you prefer summer or all-season tires, and what is your maximum budget for four, including installation?
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