Tyre reviews WestLake ZuperEco Z-107. Page 13 33186

Decent tire, was easy to balance, holds the road well with caliper, and on rainy and puddled roads at reasonable speeds, it maintains its trajectory.

Drove part of the spring and almost all summer, much quieter, better than the previous Viatti tires and good handling of this model, and even in the rain, they don't lose traction, if you follow the speed limit!

Very high-quality tires! Even!!! Maximum balancing load - 25 grams. Not noisy, hold the road well.

The tire turned out to be defective, it was balanced in 5 different tire shops, the result - the quality of the tire is terrible, had to put on 2 old wheels so that there wouldn't be a vibration in the steering wheel

Soft, no bulges after potholes, more or less does not skid on aquaplaning on puddles, holds the road in turns at a solid speed.
For its price, the tires were a pleasant surprise.

I purchased these tires after a long study of market offers. I was afraid to take tires from a Chinese manufacturer, but the reviews and price pleased me. At the moment, I have a mileage of 2000 km on them. I have no complaints, it's very comfortable to drive on them. The tires are soft, but maybe a bit noisy. They handle the road well. As for durability, I can't say anything yet, because I've driven very little on them.

Tires are worth their money! Not noisy, holds the road well, copes with its tasks!
But as for the tire mounting, I would definitely not recommend doing it there!

In terms of driving quality and durability, there are no complaints at this price. However, there is one very significant drawback - at speeds above 110, there is an unavoidable vibration that cannot be balanced. All fitters say that there is a slight ovality on 3 out of 4 tires.

Good tires. They perform their function. No aquaplaning was noticed. They ride confidently on the highway. Noise level is normal. Solid 4 for the tires!

First impression with a small mileage - overall normal tires, but in some situations (different types of road surface) they start to make noise, more precisely, a hum