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Budget-friendly, but quite good. I don't have any issues with the road, whether in the city or on the highway. The tire has already been in the heat for several days, and the temperature is +30+, and it hasn't leaked, nor have the grip properties worsened. When I installed it, I balanced it to about 10g on the wheel. The balance was confirmed on the road, and there are no deviations or curvatures.

Very good on dry asphalt, normal on wet. But you can't say it rides as smoothly as rails, it does require participation in the handling.

Gave in to a low price, but strangely, I haven't felt any disappointment yet. The only overt downsides are the noise. It's even quite decent in terms of stiffness - when driving over a pothole, my jaw doesn't jump out of my mouth, though. It also handles a wet road surprisingly well. Last weekend I drove 140 km/h on the highway in the rain.

Driving on 21099, the car is almost Soviet, don't really regret it as soon as I get new one. Just this one I can't sell for a reasonable price, and give away for free is a shame. I should have changed the tires last summer, but I didn't want to buy new ones, I drove it out. Now I don't have money for expensive tires, so I've chosen something newer, cheaper and not made in China.

I've never been on a high-end tire, as finances wouldn't allow, and always thought I was on whatever cheap crap I could find, but these tires turned my perception of cheap tires on its head. Honestly, by comfort level, the Breeze falls short of Korean Kumhams, but they grip the road fantastically, smooth through all turns and merges like rails.

Purchased 195/65R15 easily and quickly, installed right away without any issues, balanced up to 30 grams. I constantly drive in the city, and on weekends go to the countryside via unpaved roads; additionally, I've already driven a long-distance trip over 2000 km on them. No complaints whatsoever—stable at high speeds, no drifting on wet roads, never had to correct the vehicle's trajectory. Comfortable and not noisy in the city. Handles unpaved roads well—no cracks or bulges on the tyres. Tyres fitted on a Suzuki Sx4.

Tyres in their second season. Bought at a low price, but pleased. Wheel balancing from 12 to 34 grams, great for new tyres. Firm contact with the road, grip present even on wet asphalt. Wear over last year was not significant, did not exceed one millimetre. An unnoticed pothole does no harm, the sidewall is strong. Not noisy. Turns out these are good tyres for the price.

Tires size 195/65 R15, for OPEL Zafira, from spring 2025. For their cost, they are ideal. They drive, accelerate, and brake well. Durable. Not damaged. Highway speed up to 130 km/h is normal.

The 175/65 R14 tires came with the purchased 2011 Mitsubishi Colt at the beginning of last summer. They drove a lot around the city and on the highway. They didn't cause any particular criticism, and even pleased, as I thought it would be worse and I would only make it through the season. On the road, they pleased, contact and handling. So I'll put them on again and will continue to use them.

Acquired for everyday driving 185/65r14 and installed, spring 2023. FORD Fusion. Rotation is even, correction in balance is not significant, managed with 8 and 12 gram weights. It's clear that they're not premium class, but for city use they're suitable, drove on the highway as well - they handle speed normally too. In the city, there are many bad roads, didn't want to ruin expensive tires right away, don't mind Breeze and it handles potholes. And contact and handling for city speeds are good.