Tyre reviews WestLake All Season Elite Z-401. Page 7 4143

The tires are excellent, just super, I bought Yokohama Russian ones a year ago, it was gooood... But I just can't express, I bought WestLake and I'm thrilled, it's heaven and earth, thank you very much!!!!

Excellent tires! There is almost no noise. Drives great both on snow and on wet roads! Didn't expect such an effect from Chinese tires. I recommend.

I bought these tires for 2600, I was buying for VAZ, so I decided to try Chinese all-season tires, but only for summer, since I drive a lot on dirt roads. The price is one of the lowest, I bought them in winter, so I was surprised at how soft the tires are. The second surprise was when they were put on the disks and balanced, the tires are even. I had experience with Kama, a new one, it's crooked from the factory. As for aquaplaning, I won't say anything, since I haven't planned to drive through puddles, and what kind of racing can be on a 2107. Budget tires are definitely worth their money.

In the current hot weather, I haven't driven, only in autumn/winter. At a moderate speed (within 60-80 km/h in the city, about 100 km/h on the highway) I haven't had any problems on either wet roads or snow. It copes with snow, I drive around the yards without problems, and don't skid anywhere. But on bare ice, it's impossible to stop with these tires. So as an intermediate option, when there's no money at all - it will do. But I don't recommend it as a winter tire, because to be honest, I haven't gained confidence in it.

They put a retread on the old tire. I didn't notice it initially, because I'm not familiar with it. It became clear in the service. Deception, in general.

Excellent tires!!! They perform excellently in all modes, in dry and wet weather, on the highway, in the city, everything is 5+! I'm from Krasnodar, in the summer it's +38, in the winter, especially this winter was harsh for Krasnodar with a lot of snow and down to -15, not a single question arose about the tires! Before that, I drove for 4 years on Michelin CrossClimate, I didn't notice any difference, except that the price differs by 4 times!

In general, take them boldly, especially for all-wheel drive, it's a fairy tale!

And also, for 22 thousand kilometers, there is almost no wear

Tires are used in summer and in the off-season, on wet snow they behave pretty well, the highway mileage is high, the speed mode is significantly higher than average. I change them only in December to studded tires, and in March again to Westlake. In the summer, on heat, at speed and when rearranging on the highway from row to row, they do not float at all, they do not resemble lippers, and are very good on asphalt ruts. They are not prone to aquaplaning, and are excellent on rain and puddles (V-shaped tread).

The tires performed well in both summer and winter. Given that the winter of 25-26 was unusually "winter-like". The rubber confidently drives through snowy slush and has no problem jumping out of an icy rut. It's possible that it would have been worse with front-wheel drive.

Excellent tires! In the south, I haven't changed them for 2 years, they easily handle snowy slush and stop on ice, can come to a halt. On water, it's like driving on dry land. They don't howl. I want to order them for my second car.

In the fall, it's soft, and driving is comfortable.

In winter, I'm pleasantly surprised at how well it handles snowy slush at 5+ degrees, on bare ice you need to drive carefully, and on potholes it doesn't throw from side to side like my previous Chinese tires, the only thing left to check is in August at +40 degrees.