Tyre reviews Arivo Ultra Sport ARV7. Page 1 37

I own an LC200 and as many owners know, the front tires "wear out" very quickly (practically torn to pieces), so it was decided to look at Chinese tires, specifically Arivo. I chose them primarily based on price.

In the end, I'm very pleased with the tires. The handling is excellent.

I drove south in the rain on the highway, steadily holding 150-160 km/h without even having to steer. I also want to separately highlight the softness of the tire, it very softly absorbs bumps, just perfect. I take tires for a maximum of 10-15 thousand kilometers and change them. On these, I've already driven 18,000 kilometers and currently only 50% wear. For this price, the tire is above all praise. There were, of course, some minuses, for example: imbalance - on two tires, the weights exceeded 100.

Also, after 8,000 kilometers, vibration started, I rebalanced and the vibration disappeared.

There was nothing else.

And on the LC200, if you take Arivo tires, then after 10,000 kilometers it's better to swap the tires - front to back, rear to front - so the wear on these tires will be more even.

I mostly drive on the highway. I can say that on dry roads, everything is quite good. I don't feel the rut, the noise is average. On wet roads, the noise increases noticeably. When driving into a puddle at speed, the car noticeably slows down. However, there was no aquaplaning or skidding that would trigger the slip signal. Nevertheless, the tread pattern is not for fast driving through puddles, although it seemed like it would swallow the water. I don't drive on dirt roads, so I can't say anything about that

For its price, it's an excellent option. I'll take the winter version of the same brand to try

Yes. I used to drive on Yokohama before. I didn't notice any difference, mainly in terms of noise or rut.

Decent tires, installed on the rear axle, make a bit of a howl and are quite soft. Not suitable for aggressive driving. I bought them because they're cheap, and it doesn't matter what you smoke with.

Took a Chinese tire for the summer to try on 18 radius 245/45, in principle, there is almost no noise, a budget and cool option.

It's been a year of using these tires, the rear tires are like new, the front tires have about 60% wear, but that's the problem with heavy vehicles and directional tires. In terms of comfort and handling, I didn't notice any difference with the Toyo Proxes that I had before these tires. They're not very noisy, they hold the road well, both dry and wet, the only nuance I noticed is that when driving south (Krasnodar region) in strong heat, the braking efficiency becomes worse. Secondly, when I put them on for this summer, I noticed that two of the tires had cracks as if they were 8 years old, although the tires are from 2021, the other two are fine. I will definitely buy them again.

The tread pattern is noisy, the first few kilometers there was a slight hum at 70 km/h, then they wore in and stopped making noise, on the rear-wheel drive pickup, sometimes the stabilization system would kick in on wet roads, overall, are they worth the money?

The price/quality ratio is appropriate.
Installed on Hammer N2.
I recommend

I recommend a good tread pattern

severe wear

I recommend, excellent tires!