Tyre reviews LingLong Sport Master. Page 3 273

Bought for the second time.
The car is rear-wheel drive, and the rear axle worn out over the season. I give the load, any brand would not have survived the second season.
In the spring, I just bought two tires, for such a price it's quite okay. They hold well. In the rain, they slightly skid. The price-to-quality ratio is excellent.

Two summer seasons have passed on the tires. The main thing is comfort/silence in the summer and acceptable behavior in the off-season. I got into bad weather on the highway in early November, wet snow with rain and +2°C. I drove without any problems. Of the disadvantages - clearly noticeable wear, but I drive a little, so it's not critical. The purchase of these tires was spontaneous - I had to change almost a new set of Yokohama due to a sidewall puncture. I decided to save money and look at China. I chose these based on the only test on the internet (Autobild) and unexpectedly high result. Well, and the price, of course. The seller dissuaded me in favor of Triangle, but I refused. Balancing without comments, as they were put on, so they drive, winter storage on disks. There were no repairs. I recommend to everyone who drives moderately.

Wear quickly

Tires as tires, I have nothing bad to say. They handle the road well in both dry and wet weather with normal driving. For extreme driving, probably other tires are needed, as well as a different car. I've driven 5000 miles, and I haven't gotten a flat. I'm quite satisfied with the purchase.

Great tires, I'm buying the second set. They hold the road well, cut through puddles nicely on wet asphalt, and brake excellently.

I took the Linglong Sport Master tires in size 235/45/18 for my MMC Airtrek 300+ horsepower. Previously, I had Michelin and Triangle TH201 on this car, which I was generally satisfied with. Linglong showed itself to be excellent, the braking distance is clearly better than Triangle, the grip is just as good, overall the impression of the tires is excellent, better than I expected. For the money, these are excellent wheels.

It's been a year and the second season on them. I've already written a review here. Well, on acceleration and braking, it's perfect, and in the rain, there are no problems either. Of the significant drawbacks, it's loud on rough asphalt and the wear is somewhat excessive - after 8000 km, about 2 mm has worn off, i.e. 5-5.5 mm is left. And sometimes the acceleration is a bit rough, although without slipping. On the highway, it's 12-18 km/h

Excellent tires for their price.
Soft, quiet, no wheel spin, decent traction.
The downside is a soft sidewall, but so far I haven't had a single blowout.
As long as the price is twice lower than Korean and three times lower than European, it's definitely worth taking without hesitation.

They are quite suitable as a replacement for expensive tires, for a calm ride. We also installed such tires on the w222, and in a blind test, no one understood that the wheels were different. Up to 250, they hold the road well. I've heard about poor aquaplaning, but I haven't been able to check it. At a pressure of 2.7 when cold, during long driving, the steering wheel starts to vibrate, which was solved by reducing the pressure when cold to 2.4. In general, I recommend them, they are better than other lines of this manufacturer. They were balanced normally. By the way, in the size 225/45R17, there was a noise-absorbing material inside the tire. This is quite unusual for this price segment.

Bought a set of 4, the tire shop immediately said that one tire is defective and they couldn't do anything, drove 300 km and nothing changed!