Anyone have some reviews or feedback on the Vredestein Ultrac SUV Sessanta tire in 295/35/21 size?

I know we have the Pirelli P Zero and Michelin Latitude Sport, but not blown away by either tire.

How about Yokohama Advan Sport?

If you could rank 1-4 with real pros/cons that you have experienced would be a huge help. Interested in mileage, noise, comfort, performance probably in that order.

 

Ive been using Hankook Ventus on my 2004 S since March, having used Pirelli, Continentals before this. Good tyres, wear well and cheaper

 

Have the Yokohama 21", ( milage 3900 km)They have excelent grip. But far too noisy on rough surfaces. Will not recommend !

 

Dunno about the tire. but the name is impressive as hell.

 

I am a fan of these tires, and have used them exclusively since replacing the factory Pirelli P Zeros. However, last I heard the Ultrac Sessanta SUV tires were being discontinued, so unfortunately this discussion may be moot at this point. But just for reference in case you can still find some in stock, here's a previous thread:

Tires - Vredestein Ultrac Sessanta

 

I've used them in the past, but moved to Nokian WR G3s, last longer, all-weather, ride better, and don't have to do the twice a year season tyre swap summer to winter game/hassle.

 

I had 5 set of Vredestein Ultrac Sessanta on a Cayenne S, and could not be more happy.
the two first were 275/40 x 20, and the 3 last were staggered (imo, by **FAR** the best solution, particularly if you tow), or 275/40 x 20 and 315/35 x 20 on rear.
For me, they lasted about 20k miles each set (no rotations, as I had wider (OEM) rims on rear).

 

Vredestein Ultrac Sess was a great tire...but like the Latitude Daimaris, wore out way too fast. I loved the Yoko Advan ST. Now, Nexen makes an Advan copycat which lasts much longer, for a fraction of what the discontinued Yoko was selling for. Read the reviews: