Tyre reviews Laufenn S-Fit EQ LK01. Page 3 130

Good quality tire. Fully meets its price. The only minus is the noise on rough asphalt. Silence on new asphalt.

A perfect balance of price and quality.

Initially, I had to get accustomed to the soft sidewall of the tire. Specifically, when I would slide over an artificial unevenness at an angle, the car seemed to wobble in an unfamiliar way. Over time, I got accustomed to it and even noticed some sort of comfort, because the Sorrento is a bouncing spring at minimum load... I noted the low noise from the rubber. I had to drive in a torrential rain at high speeds - the tire held onto the road EX

I picked the tires based on reviews and didn't make a mistake. Quiet and excellent handling both on wet and dry roads.

Purchased based on reviews and price range, satisfied with the tires, recommend.

Silent and soft tyre for the city, that's exactly what you need. Comfortable and good traction.

I tried to balance, but it didn't work out perfectly as they write, 10-20g, I got 50! But the disks are fine. I liked the tyre. Wear and tear is different for each one, depending on the driving style. Plus, a good price for it! I recommend.

I've been driving a lot for the last three years and covered 270000 km. This is my fourth set and I'm extremely satisfied! Quiet, soft and resistant to shocks and not expensive! What else could I ask for?))

At the moment I am satisfied, I always had Michelin before, didn't notice any difference except for the price, I'm not that sorry to lose the balloon, as there is almost no wear for this mileage.

Unfortunately, the tires turned out to be Chinese.

225/50 R17. Not Chinese. I've been driving on these tires for the third season already. During this time, the wear is minimal. I have no complaints. The ride is comfortable. The tread is gripping, I wouldn't say it's noisy, as some people write. In wet conditions, they behave decently even at high speeds in turns. As for the price, of course, they have already caught up with their older brother - Hankook, and that's the only thing that bothers me, since Laufenn is still a subsidiary of Hankook. But in general, I'm very satisfied with the tires.