Tyre reviews Imperial All Season Driver. Page 8 311

The tires are quite good. I've driven about 8-10 thousand miles. On dry roads, they're fine, and on wet surfaces, they're also good. They don't bounce around on bumps, and they brake well. When driving through large puddles at speed, you need to be more careful (you can feel a slight aquaplaning effect). I haven't driven them in winter yet.

I bought them for my wife's Chevy Spark. To be honest, they are a bit noisy.
When driving over a cut in the asphalt on a road under repair, one of the tires blew out, fortunately, you can order a single tire from the manufacturer.
The directional stability is normal, and they behave adequately in the rain.

The first 500 km the tires were very noisy, after running-in, on the contrary, became very quiet.
Pluses:
+ Good handling on wet road and on snow
+ Quiet
+ Very soft passes bumps

Minuses:
- Throws out of the rut
- Poorly copes with aquaplaning
- At temperatures above plus 10-15 becomes very soft, floats on asphalt

The tires are good and soft. They hold very well in the rain. In hot weather, there is a slight float, but it's not critical. I don't know yet how they will perform in winter. Everything else is great.

Yesterday I purchased a set of these tires 235/65/17. The first impression is quite good. The tires were balanced normally, not noisy on the highway, quite soft. In my opinion, it's good budget tires. As for driving in the winter period, I can't comment on anything.

The price to quality ratio is justified. Balancing one wheel perfectly didn't work out (done twice at different stations), and therefore, at speed, we have a slight vibration (not critical, but still). In winter on snow, the tire grip is excellent, I expected worse.

Winter in Taganrog turned out to be snowless. There was black ice a couple of times, it held normally.

Very noisy

Good tires!👍

Excellent