Tyre reviews Greentrac Quest-X. Page 21 592

Excellent tires, I took them in size 285/40/21. I switched to them from Michelin, the tires are no worse. In terms of acoustic comfort, the tires are quieter

Good tires

Everything is fine!

excellent moderately soft tires

Okay, for that price

I wish you a good day. I have 22 years of driving experience and have driven many cars with premium class tires. I want to say that these tires are very surprising. So far, I have replaced them with V-class instead of Continentals. Compared to them (Continental is far behind) in all aspects. And I can't say that Pirelli, Michelin, and others are better than this tire. After driving 4000 km on them, I ordered the same tires for my wife's BMW X5. The ride has become much more comfortable and quieter, and the tire absorbs bumps and joints perfectly. In conclusion, I want to say that China may still be questionable in terms of car quality, but in terms of tire quality (Europe is retiring). And for newcomers, I advise you to read the detailed specifications of these tires.

Take soft tires, handling is excellent, quiet, haven't driven on puddles yet, the tire mounting shop said it was well-balanced and even, very comfortable to drive.

Good value for money. I've given all five stars, will see further.

I purchased these tires in 2021, but in the size 245 45 ZR20 for 24,500 r. I drove them for 2 summer seasons with the "domestic" rear axle. They held up excellently, and then I repaired the suspension and the wheels stood perfectly straight. Even in very heavy rain, the traction allows you to drive confidently, even in prolonged turns at speeds slightly above the maximum allowed in the city. I thought they would be stiff at 2.7 pressure, but I didn't feel much of a difference after the summer native 235 55 R18. There is noise, that's why I gave 4 out of 5, but this is at 2.7 pressure in the tires. They were balanced perfectly on my tired R20 disks. The price is absolutely justified for these tires, although they have become more expensive, of course, over 2 years. I highly recommend them for crossovers or all-wheel drive vehicles. On hot asphalt, I entered a fairly sharp turn at a speed of almost 100, and the tires didn't even slip once. Honestly, I very much doubt that they can withstand speeds of 300-320, but up to 280 they can definitely hold the road, I'm sure. Yes, they are softer than Michelin and, even more so, Pirelli and Continental, but the wear is very small and predictable. I recommend these tires for purchase.

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