Robert
4.5
Audi Q5 2013 Premium Plus
Oct 30, 2024Verified Customer
Great winter tires
Bought for an Audi Q5, they ride really well & are quite for winter tires. Blizzards are amazing in snow & ice but usually wear quickly due to their soft tread.
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2013 Audi Q5 Tires
The 2013 Audi Q5 is among the best luxury compact SUVs with luxurious interiors, exceptional performance with turbo and supercharged engines, standard all-wheel drive, and loads of features. With the 2013 mid-cycle refresh, the Q5 became more appealing, and the 2013 Audi Q5 tires could be 235/55R19, 255/45R20, or 235/60R18 depending on the Q5’s trim level, which could be Hybrid Prestige, Premium, Premium Plus 2.0, Premium Plus 3.0T, Prestige, TDI Premium Plus, and TDI Prestige. Despite being a compact SUV, the 2013 Audi Q5 offers most of the features owners look out for, and is often rolled out of the factory with a set of Bridgestone Dueler H/P Sport, Michelin Latitude Sport, Continental CrossContact LX Sport, or Goodyear Excellence tires attached to provide great traction and handling plus a long tread life.
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Steve
4
Audi Q5 2013 Premium Plus
Jan 26, 2021Verified Customer
These handle great and have great traction in bad weather ie rain, snow, high crosswinds on the highway, doesn't matter I feel very secure with these on my Audi Q5. The downsides are that on certain types of pavement they have a bit of a roar (on brand new pavement they are silent) and at highway speeds you'll see about a 10% hit on fuel economy vs some other tires. Around town the gas mileage seems to be about the same. I am normally a Michelin guy but the Michelins for this car (Premier LTX) have a lot of reviews that talk about premature wear. I'm confident these Nokians will last 60k miles or more.
