Tyre reviews Doublestar DLA01 661

Given the self-isolation conditions and a lack of funds, I decided to look for a more budget-friendly option for the summer season. My choice fell on this model. I was expecting a terrible balance and that the balloons would be very heavy, and that they would simply be wooden on the road. And, in general, you can hear everything from the salesmen who want to push a better-known and more expensive brand.

Before picking up these wheels from the delivery service, I threw away the old

The tires were liked. They are not very noisy, and that's only at high speed. They handle well on puddles and wet asphalt, the car seems to cut through the water and maintains control. They also perform well on dirt roads and washed-out roads. We'll see what the first snow will show. As for the drawbacks, I would note the initially not very high tread, I expected a little more, at least 2 mm more.

Two years of daily quiet operation, and they become bald on exhaust, poor wear resistance. In winter, they drive not badly, understanding that there are no miracles with careful driving, everything is fine, they brake and drive on snow, on a 4x4 crossover they showed not bad! But for such a price as they are now, I would look for something better!

I liked the Doublestar dla01. In the heat (a couple of weeks were over 30+) it feels normal, doesn't float. I didn't notice any tendency to aquaplaning, but I try not to drive into puddles at speed. The noise level is acceptable, I had Korean summer tires before, and they were much louder. There are no signs of "premature" wear, after 7500 km the tires look like new, both the tread and the sidewalls. These wheels haven't seen snow and ice yet, so I'll add a review closer to winter.

To sum it up, you can safely take them and not worry - good tires at a good price.

It balances perfectly.
The running-in on asphalt was neat.
The tire is soft, I operate it in the south, it's hot. When it's really hot, it feels like it's floating.
It's a bit noisy, but now, either I've gotten used to it, or it's really become quieter.
The braking distance compared to the old Kama 217 has significantly decreased.
In the rain, the tires are like they've changed, they behave perfectly, predictably.
In general, it's more of an all-season tire.
You can drive in the summer in a calm mode without problems, safely.
In winter, if snow falls, I'll add to the review.

The tires are good for their price, and I'm not even talking about asphalt, they handle snow and ice very well! On my four-wheel drive, I don't feel any discomfort. They are soft and quiet, and they handle snow perfectly. On ice, they hold well, but you still need to be careful. I recommend buying them.

Everything is fine. Relatively quiet. On a wet road, it simply works great. The car goes like on rails. Aquaplaning is a complete success. I'm waiting for snow and frost and will share my feelings. So far, I'm satisfied with everything.

Not a bad tire at all. I bought it for my Lexus ES, mainly driving in Moscow. I choose all-season tires because I don't want to waste time on tire replacement every spring and autumn, standing in queues, and over three seasons of tire changes, it pays off completely. That's why I buy it, drive for three seasons and then buy a new one. And in Moscow, you can drive on it all year round. It drives well on snow, excellent on slush and mud, great on puddles in the summer, and doesn't float on heat. On ice, it's careful, of course, it's not studded tires. And since it's not studded, there's almost no noise, which is a pleasure!

What can I say? The tires are not bad. I installed them in August. Everything is fine. Well, it's already the end of December. I live in Kaluga. The climate is usual :) - it holds the road. I usually used studded tires in winter. I didn't notice any difference between studded and all-season tires.

In principle, as a summer option, it's quite worthy, quiet tire, previously had Nexen, water drainage is excellent, can't say about winter performance, really hope it won't disappoint.