Tyre reviews Jinyu YW55 Winterpro. Page 1 14

Good tire. Bought especially for the steering axis of the Gazelle, and after 30 thousand kilometers no wear on the edges. Those who drive Gazelles know this problem.

Best tires for this price. Holds well on loose snow, grips and holds the road, I'm carrying a bit over a ton and I'm not sure how it will hold up under heavy load.

EXCELLENT TIRE

I put 8 tires on the rear axle of two Gazelles and I am thrilled! It grips on snow without wheel spin, doesn't slide on intersections, plows through snow well, doesn't make much noise on the asphalt, and is soft. On one Gazelle, I had a Triangle TR646, and on the other, a WestLake SL309. I put 2 tires on the front, but now I regret not ordering full sets. For winter, Jinyu YW

Good tire, price-to-quality ratio is good. Were put on Gazelle Business 6x6 and rear and front, have no complaints about the tire so far.

I use them year-round. I've done about 1,000 km on dry roads and in the rain, they're quiet, hold the road well, and are fairly soft. I'll write a follow-up review about how they do in snow and ice.

The road is holding up normally. It grips the snow well. Many are not taking studs because they start to wear down on the studs, so they took a siping instead. It's not any worse.

I drive everywhere on a loose, wet snow without giving it a thought, the tires are performing all right, but on the ice it's not so good, and that's mainly due to the lack of studs.

I highly recommend them. They're so good that after putting them on, you'll feel like you're floating on air.

Good tire