Bridgestone Blizzak or Michelin agilis alpin (1 Viewer)

[Happy1]

need a set of 5 (one for the spare wheel) load rating 121
Bridgestone about £140
Michelin about £175
any strong opinions either way?

 

[B-well]

have a look at Yokohama tyres, pirelli ssem to top for grip but a price to pay

 

[Happy1]

Thanks in the end had to go with what was in stock/available

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[cts1975]

I went with Blizzak's in the end. I haven't used them in anger yet though.

 

[EuroTrotters]

See my posts on Michelin Agilis Alpin.

I’ve used them on 3 of our motorhomes and two sprinter vans.

Exceptional wear, grip and ride comfort. You won’t be disappointed.

Usually stocked in two load indexes.

I was lucky with the motorhome too. Got 5 brand new off eBay £50 each

 

[Lenny HB]

See my posts on Michelin Agilis Alpin.

I’ve used them on 3 of our motorhomes and two sprinter vans.

Exceptional wear, grip and ride comfort. You won’t be disappointed.

Usually stocked in two load indexes.

I was lucky with the motorhome too. Got 5 brand new off eBay £50 each

They must be a lot better than their camping tyres then. Current van has had Michelin CP's from new worst tyres I've ever had for grip & ride.

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[EuroTrotters]

They must be a lot better than their camping tyres then. Current van has had Michelin CP's from new worst tyres I've ever had for grip & ride.

Yes, totally agree.

Again if you read my older posts regarding the very old Michelin XC camper, M+S rated tyres. They had shocking grip and tendency to cracking of sidewalls.

I’ve no experience of its latest version.

I bought a car with Michelin “Energy Saver” tyre on. Appalling grip, tendency to aquaplane and side walls cracked after 18months.

But the Michelin Alpin are superb

 

[Baileysbus]

Not on our motorhome admittedly but I’ve got Yokohama W Drive v903 tyres on my rally car. Excellent winter grip in snow and on ice over the last two seasons. New set just about to go on.

 

[ivorantony]

I have the Michelin agilis alpin tyres on mine, went for the larger load index 121 to give me a much
Broader load margin,
Have had them 3 years and 15000 miles, they are about half worn at the front and a third worn at the rear,
Probably will put two new ones on the front before travelling to Spain in February,

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