Tyre reviews WestLake ZuperEco Z-107. Page 12 34906

REAL REVIEW! Read reviews, took a set for SGV 2.7 2006 235/60 R16, bought "for the season" due to not very good financial situation, but after driving all summer (from dusk till dawn) mostly in the city (there were highways too, no problems) in Moscow's +27 and in rains (when everyone slows down to 40, I drove 80 and braked like on dry road) they performed great. It's not a catch-all, but if there's no other option - it's the best choice, compared to Windforces and other Chinese stuff (except maybe Linglong) this is a must-have!

Excellent tires for the money. Stops the car quickly during emergency braking, quiet, and well prevents aquaplaning.
Easy to balance.

Good tires. For their money, that's for sure. I didn't expect the same characteristics from them as from Michelin Pilot Sport - I took them as a temporary budget replacement. At a speed of 200 km/h, they hold well. On puddles, they also behave decently. The only drawback I can attribute to is the complexity of balancing - I had to go to the tire shop three times, as vibrations started.

Decent tires for the money. Balanced well, doesn't vibrate at speed. Handles the road well in turns and on straightaways. Had a few instances of sharp braking - performed excellently. Overall, I'm satisfied with the purchase and recommend these tires

Tires are great. I drove to Armenia. At high speeds, it is easy to handle. Effective braking. Handling on wet road and other characteristics are 5. I recommend!

Good tires at a reasonable price. Wheel balance: vibration is absent, on two wheels, weights were not needed, the other two by 20 grams - not bad. I drove 1500 km, the flight is normal. I recommend

It's better to overpay and buy good tires, I bought tires three times for summer and spring, and once I did vulcanization. At first, there was a bulge, I changed the tire, I punctured the wheel on potholes three times, the first two potholes, two punctures, I thought I was a fool, when I punctured the wheel on a pothole that I didn't even notice, I wondered what was wrong. The sidewalls are very weak and can't withstand the loads. I'm talking about low-profile tires. As a result, I've already spent 20 thousand on wheel repairs and replacement, I could have bought Japanese, good wheels.

The tires are great, I drive a lot on the highway - they are quiet, handle the road well, and behave on wet roads. Previously, I had Viatti tires and, in my opinion, they are similar. I haven't noticed any significant wear on the tread. The price is also reasonable! I recommend buying them!

I bought them in size 245/45 R18. I purchased them because I needed an urgent replacement for my previous purchase - Triangle TH201 in the same size, which lasted exactly 2 years….

These tires behave fairly well up to 160 km/h (on a straight road), but when it comes to turns - there is a noticeable lateral movement of the vehicle (this is on dry asphalt, I didn't risk it on wet roads).

In general, as a cheap option, they will do.

When buying, I was guided by reviews. Installed a month ago. Quite decent tires, moderately noisy, and both on dry and wet roads, they handle well. Previously, I had Nokian Hakkapeliitta Green, it was noisier, and it wore out after 40,000 km. It's too early to judge the wear resistance of this one, but in other respects, it's good tires, the only minus is that one wheel was difficult to balance, the tire fitter had to struggle to turn it on the rim.