What ever tyre you buy, buy the best that you can afford after reading online or magazine reviews. I have no idea what sort of weather you enjoy in what ever part of Italy you reside so suggesting tyres is not strait forward it might be that you need two sets winter and summer for instance.
Michelin Agilis CC
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..I don't intend to save on the purchase of tires, they are too important elements for safety..I intend to fit purely summer tires but that have excellent grip on wet surfaces. I am tied to the 215/65 16C size, unfortunately there are no good reviews for transport tires, the Continental vanco200 that I still have, but worn, are no longer available and are being replaced by another model (vanco100) of which I have no tests, then there remain the Hankook R28 of which I have found conflicting reviews. Only an experience expressed by someone on the Forum could be a reference, I don't trust the "biased" tests that can be found on the web.......
We’ve had the Agilis CCs on for over 2 years. We’ve been skiing in the Alps in -20C on them, and in some horrendous summer thunderstorms in Tuscany, and on baking tarmac in Portugal. Absolutely no complaints or drama and they will be replaced with the same when the time comes. I see no reason to swap tyres around when all seasons are this good. I’ve had Pirelli’s & Goodyears on the van, and the Agilis are as good as it gets for me.
In fact, the set of tires with the Agilis CC will remain available (they have always satisfied me on the snow and on my frequent trips to Tuscany on the wonderful dirt roads of Val Norcia, on these roads they have accompanied me in the same way as the BFG K002 that I have mounted in the past); I just wanted some opinions on purely summer tires ..... have a good evening
