Tyre reviews Ovation Ecovision VI-286HT 89

Tires aren't super, of course, but they match the price-quality ratio. They slightly float at 120 km/h… A hard 4x4 in summer use! I haven’t tried them in winter yet, and I won’t, probably, as I live in the south and still have a set of winter tires. Those in doubt, I recommend buying them at this price – they’re good! The delivery and shipping were done perfectly! Next spring, I’ll definitely be buying them

For the price, pretty good. A full assessment would require a longer service history.

Good afternoon.

I used to drive on the standard Goodyear tires. I decided to buy new tires. Based on the price list, I chose Chinese tires. Ecovision is no worse than, and maybe even better than, well-known manufacturers. The car started to hold the track. It enters turns confidently.

I've driven 1500 km so far, but I'm happy with everything) I didn't use it in winter, but I'll try, although it's written that the tires are summer ones.

2 years ago, I bought winter tires from this company, I was absolutely delighted! I bought summer ones. In general, the tires are normal, for that price tag of around 1000 rubles, it's hard to expect super performance from any Chinese tires.
These tires start to hum discreetly at around 90 km/h, and it gets worse from there. As mentioned above, they start to float from 120 km/h. At first, I thought it was due to the heat causing the pressure to increase, but no, they definitely float. From here on, it's all positives:
The tread is sufficiently aggressive, it behaves great off asphalt. The outer lugs have cuts like those on winter tires and are marked with M+S. You can consider them as all-season tires, especially in southern regions.
Aquaplaning is absent, it cuts through puddles with ease.
Wear and tear, over the past mileage, has not been noticeable.
The optimal price-to-quality ratio.
With a limited budget, this is the best option.

The tire holds the road in the rain just great. No understeer or any attempts to change trajectory were noticed. I recommend it for purchase as a replacement for well-known brands.

After 8,000 km, I noticed the tires are a bit noisy from around 60 km/h. The noise is not critical and doesn't bother me, especially on a diesel engine, but it's subjective. The car is not a sports car, but at the speeds it allows for entry into turns, the tires hold well. There were a few short emergency brakes, and the tire performed normally without any surprises. At speeds up to 100 km/h, you can drive over puddles

For their price, very good tyres, by all parameters, wear is minimal after 10,000 km, previously used Kumho, after 10,000 km noticeable wear was observed and they lasted only 35,000 km. Driven in the field after rain, on a not very soggy road (chernozem), grip is normal, wouldn’t venture onto silt. Haven’t tried on ice and snow. 26 years of driving experience, I have something to compare with.

For their price, they're good. After 110 km/h, vibration starts. Better not to speed up

I won't comment on the noise, I didn't notice any difference. If the arcs are minimally noisy, you can't hear them.

It holds at 120. I haven't driven faster yet. Summer will show.

They don't look like winter tires. M - mud, S - sand. Not Snow. I'll explain, mud and sand. That's why they're summer tires. Don't drive in the winter. The car grips, when braking sharply it doesn't go into a skid, it holds. I didn't give it an angle, but there are no complaints. In general, take them if you're an ordinary driver, but if you're a racing mom, then don't... You're behind the wheel.

After about 500 km, I touched. Quiet, very easy, soft swallows joints even at a pressure of 3.0.

Deep tread. There was no aquaplaning at all. I don't see any increased wear that I was afraid of. I liked it. Due to the softness of the outer layer, it steers very grippingly.