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Top-notch tires for my car!!!

Drawbacks:Coarse, very noisy tirestarts to vibrate at 80 km/hAdvantages:Non-directional can be mounted any way you like well-balanced checked without balancing started to vibrate at 120 km/h suitable for my Moneros for quiet driving

Generally satisfied for this price.

For this money, they have earned their keep.

I've been driving a Polo in a taxi for the last 2.5 seasons. Perfect for city and suburb driving. Works well on wet roads and doesn't mind minor off-road. And it's cheap, always easy to find. The Camas may be a heavy, uncomfortable product, but it does the job. I'll keep buying the same until the price goes up.

I've put on tires for the second time. For three reasons: - price - durability - stiff, it works well in the mud. It's noisy, booming and very wooden, but the pros outweigh the cons. The mileage is the most important plus.

For Snowtread and Dry Tire

The tires have been on my dad's old 9 for two years now, and we're both driving it. My dad doesn't care as long as it runs, but I think the tires do a great job holding the road whether it's dry, wet, or dirt. We don't go over 100mph, they brake quickly, and they handle turns well. Two years of use shows minimal wear. Plus, it's cheap and widely available. Will give it a minimum rating for winter

Good tyre for its price. I would recommend it if budget is limited. Among the cheapest options, it deserves more attention.

If budget is tight, a tire with a good mileage warranty is a great option - 10,000 km on a new tire is no problem. That's probably the only advantage. Although the tire is all-season, it skids in the first snow, provides no comfort, is very noisy and has poor traction in the rain.