Tyre reviews Falken-Ohtsu HS-439. Page 2 2210

I found these tires to be positively hazardous on my car. The high performance and soft sidewall means the car is squirrely everywhere whether acceleration, braking or taking angles even when the temperature is well below 0C. I'd be much better off with a brand new set off my normal choice, Goodyear Asymetrics summer tires, than these.

Slightly less grip than the original Michelin summer tyres on dry, but significantly better on wet roads. Significantly more tread than the originals, so it seems to be a stronger and better tyre and all around about 30% cheaper. Great value for money!

This has been a great year for snow in the UK, especially when it comes to braking on the motorway in snow and standing water. The economy may have taken a hit of around 5mpg, but it's a small price to pay for the peace of mind and traction.

Replaced from Pirelli P Zero Nero at front and rear, goodbye to slippery cornering on wet carousel, very impressed, Tyre wear still unknown, plenty of miles still to be discovered.

Big value and made it his job on skis in Austria

It's a good Tire, round, IT takes the ROAD, IT WORKS That's all what IT needs.

Good winter tire for the price.

Good performance, even in wet rather than cold conditions.

Good tires if you aren't driving in deep snow.

I highly recommend - I was skeptical about buying tires online, but now they are installed by a local garage, which commented on the quality of the tires.