Tyre advice please

[Banzai_Joe]

Hi all,

Peugeot 3008 (2017) GT 2.0L Diesel auto (with Advanced Grip Control)
Current mileage: 37k
So in Feb 2020 i had my front tyres replaced with Davanti 225/55/18/102W.
I have driven 12,000 miles on them and my recent MOT put them into an amber warning.
FNS - 4.44 (inner), 4.25 (centre), 3.22 (outer) - AMBER alert
FOS - 4.90 (inner), 4.88 (centre), 4.18 (outer) - AMBER alert

The rears are continentals (4 years old since new):
RNS - 3.5 (inner), 2.45 (centre), 2.40 (outer) - RED alert
ROF - 4.43 (inner) 3.52 (centre), 3.13 (outer) - AMBER alert

So, should i be worried about the wear on the Davantis considering they've only done 12,000 miles.
I don't drive like a nut, up to 130 miles per week (max).

Your advice (without needless trolling of choice of car etc) would be appreciated.

 

[Banzai_Joe]

I didn't know what the numbers meant until i made this thread. I think that's the only option on the Davanti and if the garage were pushing the sale of them then that's what i got i guess.
I went on black circles before i created this thread and it looks to be about £130 for a decent tyre..........quite expensive but then i have resigned to keeping the car for another year or until some better EV's/PHEV's come onto the market.

 

[Banzai_Joe]

https://www.tyrereviews.com/Article/2021-Tyre-Reviews-SUV-Tyre-Test.htm

Slightly different size but worth a look

Thanks, that's an interesting read.
Thinking the Goodyear EfficientGrip 2 SUV might be a good one to look at?

 

[Banzai_Joe]

Have a look at Costco, they do Goodyear and Michelin tyres and frequently have offers on them, get them during the offer period and you can save some money and I've personally not found anyone cheaper.

Did have a quick look, do you then have to get them fitted yourself?

 

[Banzai_Joe]

aah they only had 2 and not no offer.
I was looking at Bridgestone Turanza T001 225/55 R18 V (98), got good reviews for my car. Some say is all weather, some say its a summer tyre!