Tyre reviews WestLake ZuperEco Z-107. Page 9 33186

Very quiet. Hold the road well. Two tires were balanced to zero, on two became 10g weights. I recommend for purchase

I haven't driven much, but this time was enough to appreciate the tires. For this price, they completely satisfy me.

The staff at the Krasnodar branch did everything excellently... my wife is satisfied and that's the most important thing... we used to drive on Kama tires... these are much quieter and softer, that's the first impression... and time will tell...:)

I bought a set, drove 12,000 km during the summer and autumn period, no complaints, confident grip, no aquaplaning detected, minimal tread wear. Not noisy, not prone to rolling, didn't notice any snags when changing lanes. I recommend purchasing, just make sure to follow the factory size specifications

It was Michelin, the replacement time had come. All the famous manufacturers with price tags flew into space. The comrade had the same ones. I rode, looked, listened and took them for myself. I don't regret it. The tread is better, the comfort is normal, the noiselessness doesn't irritate (but my muffler is good too). After a mileage of 8000, I didn't notice any wear, it's practically like new. It was balanced with 5-10 gram weights.

Good tires for their money, wear is minimal with active driving. The road handling is quite good for 130 horsepower and 1.7 tons of weight

They turned out to be really good tires. They hold the road well, behave confidently in the track, are not too noisy on the highway, and are completely silent in city traffic. The price-quality ratio is the highest. I recommend.

The Chinese tire pleased me a lot, it rolls well, I immediately noticed that it's sharper than the previous tires, possibly because it's lighter.
It holds perfectly on a wet road.
The tire itself is quiet, there are not many weights on the disk.
After running-in, I tried to make the car skid, I steered very aggressively and even tried with the handbrake, on dry asphalt, it's like it's not real, it holds extremely well.
I previously had Michelin Primacy 4,
I didn't drive on snow - the form doesn't allow reviews without driving experience - I gave 5 stars

Tire size is 215/50R17.
Balancing was done - one pair is perfect, the other pair is not as good, but it's not knocking.
What pleased me - the grip is decent, doesn't feel the rut, behaves well on a wet road.
In terms of stiffness - it's medium. In terms of acoustic comfort - I would give it a 4 out of 5. The previous Pirelli P7 was much noisier on coarse asphalt, but on black "soft" asphalt - this WestLake is not quieter than Pirelli.
The smoothness of the ride is average.
I've driven very little so far, so it's too early to judge the wear resistance.
You can definitely take it, it's worth its money.
Not a top, but a solid mid-range.

Tires are generally not bad, but the tread can be felt on dry asphalt, aquaplaning is normal. I drove 55,000 km on them. The tires are worn out