Tyre reviews Laufenn S-Fit EQ LK01 120

Honda CR-V 4 (RM) with 225/60/18 tires. I replaced the original Michelin Latitude with a new tire after some consideration. Initially, I looked at Matador MP 47, made by Continental and produced in France, but unfortunately, they didn't come in my size. I then considered Korean tires - Kumho, Hankook, Nexen - and stumbled upon Laufer. I was hesitant to try Chinese tires, but Laufer is made in Indonesia by Hank

The tires are very good. I bought 205/45/17. Indonesia. I used to buy from here before but somehow I received this B/UTyre. There are signs of soap, mounting tools, and wheel circle. No wear on the tread. I already wrote to the manager on the website but no one replied. So, I would suggest you to think before buying from this website.

Good tire for the price. The tread pattern looks nice. Balanced easily. No need to pay twice as much.

KIA SPORTAGE 4 car (2020). After 5 seasons of exploiting the standard Contonental PC5 (225/60/r17), I thought about changing the tires. Considering modern prices, the choice was very long and I stopped at this particular model. The running-in moment coincided with a trip on the M11 highway. At the beginning of my route (I covered the first 150 km) on this tire, I encountered a wild downpour. At a speed of 90-110 km/h, I entered a rut with large puddles. The water splashes strongly from under the wheels, however, at such a speed, the car was thrown (which is natural). At a lower speed, the handling became more comfortable. Further along the route, I also encountered wet asphalt, where the tire showed itself well on standard puddles, the car did not skid. When the weather improved, I drove at an average speed of 120-140 km/h. The handling is good, the car holds straight, although after the Continental it seems that it floats a bit due to softness, but everything was super, and the same maneuvers that were performed on the Continental at high speed were also performed on this tire. I especially want to note that the tire is quiet at standard speed. The same applies to movement on the highway. During balancing, 3 wheels were balanced well, one normally. When I bought the tire, the marking was the production year 102025.

I remained satisfied after 3000 km.

Hello!
I'm not very good at writing reviews, but here are my thoughts:
I drive a T4 Long transport. I bought these tires, if I'm not mistaken, at the beginning of June, and a couple of days later I set off to Tuapse, where I encountered various potholes and repairs on the road, as well as holes, etc. (I didn't notice any cuts, as such). I can hold a speed of 150 km/h

Acceptable price. Quiet. Soft. Well-balanced.

The tire is very soft and quiet. After changing to Dunlop, I still can't help but think why I didn't do it earlier. I drove for 4 years on hard wheels, but now I'm comfortable.

Hello everyone!

I'd like to share some information about tires! I've driven on them for about 3000 km, and at first they were a bit noisy, but over time the noise decreased, not entirely, but for the price that's okay, they handle the road well, I also like the appearance of the tire, if compared to Continental for example on Danlop 704 LM, the edges are rounded! As for the softness, everything is also fine.

After replacing the “corky” and constantly requiring to be adjusted tires of the factory set (Dunlop SP Sport 270) – Lexus is finally a Lexus. Very soft. The car is finally quiet. Before this in the range of 40-60km/h was a terrible hum, like from the wheel bearings. It was perfectly balanced. Very comfortable. A bit of a bite in the turns, but it's not significant in the face of all the other positive qualities. Very

Quiet, soft, gathered and balanced without problems, cost of the ball.