Tyre reviews Windforce Catchfors UHP Pro. Page 2 9101

I'm not buying my first set of summer tires, for my money I haven't tried better, although I've had different tires in use. And yes, I'm buying them to replace the TN202, which didn't impress me at all.

Good day! I took this tire in April 2024, I planned the mileage mainly for the summer, mostly highway driving, and that's how it turned out, the tire only works on the highway and especially on wet pavement, it handles the road perfectly, aquaplaning never occurred. However, when driving onto wet dirt roads, it's absolutely helpless, I could only get out of the rut by engaging four-wheel drive! And another thing that popped up during operation - as it wears out, it gets louder, my passengers immediately confirmed this.

If you know that 99% of your driving will be mainly on asphalt and in the rain, you can safely buy it!

I'm buying these tires for the second time, the first ones lasted 47 thousand km

The tire is surprisingly of high quality. When initially installed on the rims, I was excited to see the results of the balancing. Strangely enough, they balanced well (not perfectly, but very decently), unfortunately, I don't remember the numbers.
I spent the whole summer on them, including a trip to Sevastopol. They withstood it with dignity.
Stability, rolling, comfort, including acoustic - at a pleasant level.
The previous Yokohama Advan Sport tires were less comfortable (led by the groove, planned over puddles).

I've always purchased the recommended summer Bridgestone Potenza tires (which lasted for five seasons), but due to their high cost and unavailability of "original" ones, I decided to try Chinese-made tires. As of July 21, 2025, I've driven about 10,000 km on Windforce tires. Honestly, I was surprised and pleased with their performance. They seem softer and quieter than Bridgestone. Road unevenness, potholes, and other road surface defects are handled more comfortably without putting a strain on the suspension. They were balanced normally. Immediately after installation, I drove to another city, covering about 3,000 km in 3 days. They handled speed (sometimes reaching up to 200 km/h) and the highway well, with no issues noticed. Later, I drove south, with temperatures on the highway reaching up to +45 degrees Celsius, covering another 4,500 km without any problems. The only thing I noticed, compared to Bridgestone, is that they react worse to puddles and are more prone to aquaplaning. Otherwise, I haven't noticed any drawbacks yet. I also haven't noticed any wear on the tread. I've also noted that the rubber is soft, and any screw or nail is easily accepted. In 10,000 km, I've had two punctures. However, due to the softness, the puncture is enveloped, and the tire deflates slowly, allowing me to drive calmly to a tire shop. This is my first impression, but in my opinion, they won't last for 5 seasons. For now, I'm satisfied.

They don't make contact, they just sell poor quality tires

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Good day, I've just put them on the disks, the balance looks good, high-quality tires, by the way, with a rim protector, I think it's a very good choice for such a small amount of money.

In terms of price to quality ratio, I'd give it a 5, not noisy, sidewall is fine, also good on water, doesn't float, and not bad on dry surface, balanced well.

For the money, they're not bad, they handle the road well, both in rain, mud, and snow.
Mainly city driving and trips from Moscow to St. Petersburg, and trips to the country house.
I don't see the point in buying the same Pirelli/Continental for 120-150k, considering that I don't drive aggressively in the winter.