Tyre reviews Jinyu YW52 Winterpro. Page 1 169

Hello everyone! When I first told my colleagues at work that I was buying these tires, I was considered crazy since for the money they cost, they can't be normal. At that time, my budget was small, but I decided to buy them anyway. I think my opinion is that a cheap Chinese tire, but new, is better than a bald and well-known brand. I bought them and as it turned out, it wasn't a mistake. They do their job perfectly, and what else

I bought tires under a special offer with free delivery and an attractive price, 5300 rubles per tire 255/50 19".
I always take non-studded tires on all vehicles in winter.
I was very pleased with the tires. Before purchasing, I studied reviews and information about the manufacturer and its position in the manufacturer's rating.
Naturally, I had some doubts, it is China after all.
My fears proved to

Excellent tires at the lowest price.

Installed these tires on my BMW X3 in 2013. They cost approximately 3000 rubles per unit 235/55 R17 at the time. Given that I am not a speeding driver, they fully satisfied me. Great option for non-snowy winters: the tires have been in operation mainly in Moscow.

I spent ages choosing the right tyre, but the price didn't impress me as I drive fast and I change tyres often due to the wear on the tread! I stopped by this tyre by chance and my friend, who has already bought it for the second time, recommended it to me, although he could afford any tyre for his expensive cars. I read the reviews for a long time, was hesitant and in the end decided to go for it, as the price was very attractive and the reviews were

Tires at this price are a steal. The only downside is that at speeds over 100 km/h, they start to vibrate. I'd like to avoid that, but I'll be hoping that next balancing will resolve the issue. Same model installed on Volvo S60 2.5T 225/45/17, everything's fine here. Even with the initial balancing of the wheels itself. Would recommend to everyone, especially at this price - 4 tires for the price of one

Tires are excellent. I installed them on my car in the fall of 2016, when there was still a lot of slush on the roads. I was able to drive on them on both dry asphalt and snow, mud and forest roads. And in both low temperatures and -30. On all surfaces and in any weather, the tire performs excellently.

On ice, as with any smooth surface, you need to be more careful, but otherwise I'm very pleased.

215/60/16. I was wrong to worry. The tires got balanced and now they are perfectly within the 10-15g norm on one wheel, 25. The asphalt is dry, wet, or has potholes - fine. At +10 with ABS it activates a bit early (three days of snow in Krasnodar!). Fresh snow, track-packed snow, or slush - fine. There's some front-end drift if you drive aggressively, but that's expected

Quite an adequate product.
Bought in a hurry for a trip to Europe by car (mounted a studded goodier on the wheel) with a limited budget.
Very satisfied with the result.
1) Balancing on the rim - 20 grams max - excellent
2) Sound comfort and smoothness of the ride - excellent
3) German autobahns (in rainy conditions) at speeds up to 230 km/h - comfortably and predictably

Well, many have already written about winter but I will write about summer. As it so happened, I drove on winter tires all summer. The Triangle tires on the front axle wore down to zero, but the Jinyu on the rear axle are in excellent condition. I’m buying new front tires for winter. And generally, Jinyu tires are of very good quality and price!

I purchased a set of Jinyu YW52 235/65 R17 tyres based on their price category and reviews. Although I've only had them for a short while, I'm pleased to say that I'm in full agreement with all the positive reviews. They are very quiet, grip the road well and, although they might slip a bit on ice, it's hard to expect aggressive traction from a non-studded tyre on ice. I'm thoroughly satisfied with the purchase.