Tyre reviews WestLake SW608 2215

Good tires for a calm ride, but much better than domestic tires. This brand makes good summer tires, so I bought the studded ones. During the run-in period, they were a bit noisy, then it became normal. In loose snow, they perform well. On packed snow, they showed themselves to be normal. On ice, of course, they lose to studded tires, but you can drive. The noise of the tires is audible, but there are no silencers in the car at all. At 60 km/h, I was swaying the car on the specified snow, the tires hold on. In general, I drove on them in the rain, ice, frost, and snow. They are suitable for regular driving, for racing, go for the brand.

Price quality, so far no complaints

Super tires for their price category, perfect for the St. Petersburg winter.

Tread is what you need in winter

sat on the disks normally

Everything is super!! I recommend the seller

The choice fell on this tire (the name is not Chinese, by the way), it fit into the desired price range. The car has small mileage on which it was put, we live in Rostov-on-Don, in theory, we fall under the characteristics of European winter. For our usage conditions, the tire is simply excellent! Mostly wet surface, either around zero or dry - excellent, rare snow/ice - good (and that's because there were few days like that), slight hints of skidding, and that's because of excessive aggression in handling. Not noisy. I didn't feel any discomfort, everything is predictable. I advise car enthusiasts when buying any tire to check its purpose. I have extensive experience driving on different tires, if you think about taking it or a used old European premium one, the choice is obvious.

After the first season, there isn't much tread left on the front wheels... Yes, I understand that the winter was low-snow, and the diesel engine makes itself known, but two bolts will last a maximum of one season, although I won't say that my driving style is "floor it from every traffic light" - mostly highway and Moscow traffic jams. They handle confidently on the highway, although the braking distance sometimes leaves much to be desired, but perhaps the "soft" tires are to blame. In general, I have a mixed opinion after the first season, previously I had Yokohama, also "soft" tires, and they were more comfortable.

The car skids on them, you have to catch it. On ice, they're no good. They behave well on snow. And one more plus, they're quiet.

Tires are like tires. Before that, I had Yokohama. I didn't notice any difference in the feeling of driving. In other respects - time will tell. I also drove on Vestas in the summer - I have nothing bad to say. The car handles, the steering wheel listens well, it holds the road.

Normal tires, they do slip on ice, but they'll do

Order 4 at once) because if you order 2, thinking you'll order 2 more when these arrive, they might be out of stock 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
Super great, but now we don't know what to do, don't want any other, and when these will be available - unknown 👎👎👎