i have pirelli p zero nero's all round on mine, they give great grip all round wet and dry. Have been told they will also wear quick.

Iv also got p zero neros. Done a few thousand miles on them and theyre great. Good in standing water which is good atm!

Another vote for Toyo T1R's. Running 205/40/17 Toyo 4's on the Roomster which I also rate highly.

TOYO's are good to. I've ran them on my last 3 Impreza's.

I also rate the t1-r's and been on my last 3 cars or so, but when I bought my spiders, they had just had 4 brand new Vredestein Sessanta's put on and I've gotta say overall I prefer them.

So far in the last few months I have found them louder than the t1-r's, but better grip in the dry, much better grip in the wet and seem to be better wearing... They now get my vote!

I have Kumho Ecsta Le sports on mine, I find them very quiet on the road. I also find they have good wet weather grip.

I would say the OEM Contis are great. Just they've now got a great price to go with them. Also, Pirelli Pzero and P zero nero are good, but again, the price has now risen (demand?).

At the moment I'm on Rainsports on the front. Sidewall is very soft for a modern tyre. Very comfy compared to the previous Pzero and Pzero nero though.

I'd like to try the Michellins but not at the prices usually charged.

I'm not getting P Zero Nero's again - they tramline and fidget to the point it feels like the steering is broken, also noisy and poor in the wet. They are a hard compound tyre with very stiff sidewalls, so handling on a smooth surface is pretty sharp. I'd imagine they're great on a dry track or on a mediterranean coast road.

I'm a fan of Rainsport 2's, and was genuinely very impressed with Barum Bravuris 2's. Also I'd consider Hankook's now, as I have winter tyres by them and they are really good.

So basically you choice is

www.tyretraders.com - 205/45 16 W - Uniroyal Rainsport 2

or on Special offer at the moment from Camskill

www.camskill.com - Toyo Proxes T1-R - 20545R16_87W_XL_

If you press 'add to basket' you can see how much delivery will cost on them (about a fiver a pair). I normally add £10 or so for fitting/balancing.

I've had both tyres and like them both. At the moment I've got Rainsports on front and am a fan of them. They are down to about 3 mm, I'm not sure weather to try something else of stick with Rainsports.

I have also used both of the sites and can't really fault the service from both of them. The Tyres came within a day or two after ordering.

Rainsport 2's all day long