Tyre reviews LingLong Greenmax Winter Ice I-15 SUV. Page 1 1837

On snow, the tread is good, slightly stiffens in the frost, but overall very good

The tread is like that of a tractor, balanced normally, the tire fitters said it's not crooked. Production date is 17th week of 2023, it's brand new. I'll write about its performance later, haven't seen snow yet, but they promise some for today.

Handles the road well in winter, doesn't get stiff, good. Not worse than in Europe

The tires were very impressive! They handle the road well and cope with snowy slush perfectly. I recommend them!

Good time of day to the reader. I took Chinese winter tires for the first time. Before that, I took summer tires, drove almost 10 thousand kilometers. I was very pleased. Decided to take a risk and take winter tires, considering the change of season. Before that, I had Yokohama tires. What can I say? In the future, I will buy Chinese tires without any doubts or hesitation. Yes, they are slightly harder than Yokohama. But they handle any snow perfectly. I brake almost without triggering ABS. The price is more than two times lower, and the quality is on the same level. There is a question about balancing (a 40g weight on one wheel). This is, without a doubt, too much. But overall, I am satisfied for now.

For its price, the tires are normal. I've driven through the winter and I'm quite satisfied.

Up to 180 km/h at +10, they hold the road perfectly, do not become stiff in negative temperatures, there is no noise from the tires, they grip well in snow, and brake on ice (glare ice). The car is Changan Uni-K. I don't know who tested them on what, or who didn't like them, but on the Uni-K, this is excellent tires

I've installed the following tires on my Carnival: LingLong Greenmax Winter Ice I-15 SUV 235/55 R19 105H XL. And I don't regret it one bit. I tested them at Krasnaya Polyana during a period of heavy snowfall. I'm really satisfied. I didn't even expect this from myself. The Chinese non-studded tires hold a car weighing over 2 tons no worse than those European brands that I've had over 35 years of experience with. They also performed well on asphalt in the rain and on dry asphalt, the noise level is acceptable. You don't need to overpay for European tires just because of biased negative opinions about Chinese products. Buy them with confidence. The LingLong company has a high rating even in Europe. By the way, I was pleasantly surprised by the negligible weight of the balancing weights during the tire mounting process. I recommend LingLong tires to everyone. What I haven't tested, I've given one star for.

Survived the winter season. No complaints. Loose snow, rolled snow, ice - absolutely predictable and adequate reaction of the tire. Like any Chinese tire, it requires a lot of load during balancing.

I was a bit concerned about the non-studded tires on my 2.5-ton car, expecting the usual warm winters in Moscow over the past 10 years, but this winter has been quite challenging. I'll say right away that the tires on a car with four-wheel drive and electric motors are a definite plus for passability, incomparable to my former BMW xDrive. The Baha also performed excellently - but there's really nothing to complain about

- Braking distance - I've tested everything - snow / ice / snow-ice - once I only felt a slight skid on the front wheels for 20-30 meters

- It plows through snow like a boat - the tires throw the mass away from the car - on January 9, during a severe snowstorm, I didn't even understand the depth of the snow on the highway at the exits - and it was almost 20-30 cm

- Noise - with open windows, it's a natural sound - not noise - with closed windows, it's complete silence

- directional stability is excellent

The only thing I couldn't evaluate is aquaplaning and wear resistance - there wasn't such an opportunity