Tyre reviews Goodride Radial SL369 A/T. Страница 3 158

The first impression is good. There are no complaints. Let's see in the process of operation.

Good wheels arrived even before the deadline and not crooked, most importantly

The tire is soft, not noisy, mileage is small, 250km, let's see in the future!

Overall, not bad tires, I thought they would be worse. The car has become softer, and there's almost no noise. They didn't balance very well, the tire fitter had to tinker with them, adding from 60 to 90 grams per wheel. They handle the road normally.

The tires have one manufacture date 0524, for which I would like to thank the seller separately. The tires appear to be of good manufacturing quality, I haven't tried them in operation yet, as I'm still driving on winter tires. I hope they will serve for a long time. When balancing the wheels, a significant amount of weights is required, approximately from 60 to 120 grams per wheel. I was prepared for this.

I put tires on the Chevy, it's quite decent. The tire itself weighs 55 grams. Release 5 week 25 year. I'm satisfied, especially for this price.

I note the stability of Goodride on the road and in turns, the softness of passing bumps, cracks, and rails. It has good contact in snowy slush and just on a wet road. There are no complaints so far.

In general, that's it. I put it on the car after the wear of the native set of Yokohama. I have personal experience of driving this tire for a year and in all seasons.

We put it on the Pajero 4 in the native size in August and waited for when it was necessary to re-shoe for the winter. But it never was needed. I personally drove on highways in winter on snow and ice, overtaking

On the rear-wheel drive in full. It holds and doesn't wobble. Even if this Chinese crap lasts for a year, it's worth it!

Quiet comfortable tires, the price matches the quality, it's worth the money for these tires.

Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)

is an electronic system designed to monitor the air pressure inside the pneumatic tires on various types of vehicles.

TPMS report real-time tire-pressure information to the driver of the vehicle, either via a gauge, a pictogram display, or a simple low-pressure warning light.

TPMS are provided both at an OEM (original equipment manufacturer) and an aftermarket level by many tire manufacturers.

The safety benefits of TPMS have been the focus of government and industry attention for many years.