Tyre reviews Dynamo MSU01 Hiscend-H. Page 1 39

I'm very pleased, for the given amount it's just excellent, it balances perfectly, 2 wheels are exactly 0 grams, the others are just a couple of grams, it handles perfectly, when braking it doesn't pull, on a wet road it stands confidently, I've driven over 15,000 kilometers and the wear is minimal.

There is a tendency to follow the ruts, but in this case it's a matter of the car's size and its base, not the tire. I will buy it again because the tire is good.

I've driven 10,000 kilometers on this tire and can confidently say that it's not bad, it's excellent for the price, especially at high speeds, it doesn't waver and doesn't feel the rut.

In terms of feel, it's no worse than Bridgestone tires. During balancing, there were no problems, it handles potholes just like Bridgestone. At this mileage, there is no sign of wear, the tire is like new.

Driven 5 thousand kilometers, balancing is normal, soft, the tire is like new, no wear, everyone is satisfied

Very satisfied, for this money the tire justifies itself, I have no complaints about handling, I had American tires before, these ones are no worse. They handle well on any surface, quiet and comfortable, no problems were found during balancing, I've driven about 5,000 kilometers, the tire is soft, no wear, so far everyone is satisfied, let's see what happens next.

I bought it by chance, there was nothing else in these sizes at that time, so I had to buy my first "Chinese" tire and was very surprised by the quality.

I drive fast and was amazed at how this tire handles on any surface, I haven't driven over 200 km/h on them, but it just played on the stereotypes that Chinese tires are bad.

They show themselves very well, you start driving fast and are amazed by their grip on the road, the only thing is that in turns when accelerating, Michelin Pilot Sport grips better, but that's understandable, and the price is 4-5 times higher, so for this money, the tire is 100% justified.

There are no problems with balancing, it's quiet, pleasant, I also drove on Bridgestone tires - they started to hum at 200 km/h, but not here, the Chinese tire turned out to be quieter than the famous brand. I will continue to buy Chinese tires because they impressed me very much and left a good impression.

At first, I decided to try Chinese tires, as the price of the brand went through the roof, I have nothing bad to say. They are soft, not noisy, with good grip both on dry and wet surfaces. It's better not to overload them, though. I recommend purchasing them. They exceeded my expectations. It's too early to talk about durability, as I've only driven 3000 kilometers so far.

I'm generally satisfied with the tire - the price was very attractive, and in the end, the quality is also good.

For the given amount, the tire fully justifies itself and can compete with brands.

It's moderately soft, handles well. I haven't driven much in the rain, but what I have, fully satisfies me. It's quite quiet and the stiffness of the car hasn't changed, so I'll buy it again if it continues like this.

Absolutely fantastic tires!
Good grip in both dry and wet conditions. Comfortable cornering and braking when needed.
The tires were recommended at the garage. Although they're not the cheapest on the market, they're still very worthwhile.

Hello everyone! I'm excited to share my experience))). I'll start with a trivial thing - this is my first time buying Chinese tires. I've driven on everything - Michelin, Continental, Yokohama, and Hankook. My last set was Yokohama Advan V105 Sport in 20". It was very good, but a bit noisy and rough. And the thing is, I switched to 22" for the summer and had strong concerns about comfort, etc. I wanted to repeat the Yokohama Advan 105, but the price of 140 with a bunch of extras cooled me down. I'm not a cheapskate, but paying 250-270 for Michelin is just not worth it! And other brands aren't much more down-to-earth. Naturally, I dove into the internet and reviews of Chinese tires. And that's when I found it - the eighth wonder of the world, Dynami! How close to my heart is this word))). And it's not just a hype. Now, about the tires - I installed them after the winter Hankook R3, and what can I say? After the 20" Hankook R3, the Dynami in 22" is SOFTER, QUIETER, MORE COMFORTABLE. The sidewalls, oh my - XL. The car handles like it's glued to the road. The tread is almost symbolic, and the rolling resistance is relaxed. 150-170 km/h - no tossing or swaying. No whistling, no noise. It brakes without skidding. The most important thing is comfort, and that's on 22". The pressure is 2.4. Balancing - pennies. One wheel is perfectly balanced without weights. I bought them for 46k rubles in February 2023. The main conclusion - I hope it continues like this. After such tires, I don't need Michelin for the money they're asking. I'd give them a hundred more, but not a penny more. Let's see how the Dynami will perform, but I have a mileage of 12,000 km per year and drive on asphalt. I think it will last me a long time, and if it doesn't, I won't be buying Michelin, but Dynami again. Honestly, it's a thrill, not a disappointment! I categorically recommend taking a look, and you can even boldly buy!

My size is 285/40 R21, European-made tires cost 160+, Korean ones cost 100-120. For some unknown reason, normal manufacturers (Triangle, Sailun) do not produce my size, so I decided to take a risk and buy tires with the funny name Dynamo. I thought that if they turn out to be junk, I'll throw them away and buy normal ones, but the tires pleasantly surprised me.

They were not very well balanced, with +/- 80 grams per wheel. After balancing, the steering wheel does not vibrate at any speed.

They are moderately stiff, good both at high speed and when maneuvering, and are not afraid of road unevenness.

They handle the road perfectly, and the sensations in turns are very pleasant.

The only significant drawback is the noise. The noise starts at a speed of 30 and, to my surprise, does not increase much with the increase in speed. At the same time, the noise is a uniform rustling, without humming.

I made a conclusion for myself that it makes no sense to buy European tires at current prices, and despite my initial skepticism, I will continue to drive on Chinese tires.

An excellent tire, both on wet and dry tracks, does not skid or squeal when cornering at speed, and there is no aquaplaning effect at speeds of up to 80-90 km/h (possibly due to the weight of the car). Had to drive on rough terrain (large gravel, medium-sized crushed stone with sharp edges, wet ascents and descents of 17-20%) and it handled everywhere. Was balanced just like more famous brands.