Tyre reviews WestLake All Season Elite Z-401. Page 119 4207

All OK!!!!!!!!!!

Everything is fine, quiet, excellent traction on dirt, acceptable on asphalt. When emergency braking, it feels very soft.
Aquaplaning starts quite predictably and smoothly, if there's less than a couple of centimeters of water on the road, it doesn't float at all at any reasonable speed.
I don't plan to use them in winter, the tires were taken as lightweight AT for non-full drive, I'm satisfied with the result.

Everything is super and clear

Holds well, in the rain too not bad.

In summer, the balance is constantly floating. It's normal that not a single wheel was balanced. The tires are probably good for winter, but it's impossible to use them in summer. I definitely do not recommend buying them.

Good tires have proven themselves well in the summer

Excellent soft tires. I'm happy as an elephant. I bought them for 3190, size 15. Good both in winter and summer. I recommend buying!

Simply chose the cheapest ones of size 215/60 R17 for 5020r per piece. Looked at the description, reviews, tests, ratings, and asked people about their driving experiences. The only minus is that the sidewalls are weak, as people write. To the touch and while driving, it's soft, I'm not speeding over 80-90km/h during the run-in period, today I drove 200km around the ring road and the city. Acoustic and driving comfort did not disappoint. We'll be testing in winter, where we'll get more accurate data, and for now, instead of my old worn-out GoodYear Ice Navi Zea II (made in Japan), I didn't notice any difference in rolling and reactions:)

Tire 225*55*17. At the time of writing, I've driven about 1000km. And I have something to say about summer use:
1. It's incredibly noisy. I was reading reviews and didn't expect it to be this bad, but in terms of summer noise, it's something else. I thought people were exaggerating, I thought it wouldn't be a problem in my car, but I was wildly annoyed and I admit it. If noise comfort is important to you, you can safely pass on choosing this tire.
2. Braking characteristics on asphalt - a solid 3, and I don't even want to predict what it'll be like on snow.
3. The tires were balanced differently, but what's worrying is that one wheel had 80 grams of imbalance. Given that the rims are even, I'll be keeping an eye on it, and maybe looking into new tires.
4. I haven't driven on water much, but there don't seem to be any serious issues. We'll see how they behave closer to winter, but I'm not holding out much hope - I have a set of winter tires just in case. Based on all possible options for winter use, I'm giving it a rating of 3, but maybe I'm wrong.

Installed on the front axle of the BRP Spyder trike.
It holds the road perfectly, especially noticeable on a wet track