Leif said:
Which are the best in terms of low noise and good mpg? I am told Michelin energy saver are good.
They are, but get the newest version of the energy saver, the energy saver + or plus.
It drives a lot better than the original from 2008 or so, which had some drawbacks in the wet and when braking. Nothing really worrisome as you get used to it, but it didn't have the safety margin you got with regular (i.e. non-eco) tyres of the period.
I'm running the newish Dunlop BluResponse on the up! , and I really like them for their handling, braking, wet conditions, and it seems to roll lightly and quietly too - that's what the EU tyre label promised anyway .
I doubt they'll last as long as Michelins though.