Fullway HP 108
The Fullway HP 108 is a Touring Summer tyre designed to be fitted to Passenger Car
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Tyre review data from 6 tyre reviews averaging 39% over 55,000 miles driven.
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Top Fullway HP 108 Review
Given
36%
while driving a
Ford Falcon G6E
(225/45 R17) on
a combination of roads
for 0
average miles
I bought the car with 19 inch wheels and 4x brand new of these tyres, they look the part, very "sporty" looking, I thought they couldn't be too bad (I should have known a dealer would have put the cheapest and crappest tyres ever on the car).
The truth is that they are cheap and nasty. Noisy as, really noisy, damn annoying. Ok grip in the dry but deadly in the wet, should be banned. Just plain dangerous. They take away any acceleration or cornering ability when driving on a wet surface.
Spend a bit more and buy something with at least some kind of quality.
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Given
40%
while driving a
(205/55 R16) on
mostly motorways
for 20,000
average miles
The only good thing about these tyres was that they worked well under dry breaking. Otherwise, the were noisey and terrible in the wet. Over 20,000km driven on them and they hardly worn. That is not a good thing. Avoid these at all costs.
Found these tyres to be noisy on the road and a little lumpy. I recently had all four tyres balanced, when on the machine u could see them going up and down. Well i've learned something again ... pay cheap prices and receive rubbish.
Trying to pick the very best winter tyre? Watch this!
Bought a 05 BMW 525d. 2 Fullway HP108 were on the rear wheels. These are lethal. No grip at all when road is slightly damp.
Dsc was flashing in every bend and managed to get sideways at 50 kph on 45 degree bend.
Tyres were 3 years old and going by NCT reports, about 40k km-s traveled on them, 7mm thread is still left. I have no idea, how previous owner managed that, but I would recommend to stay away of these tyres, if you value your own and other peoples lives.
I have since replaced these tyres with better brand and car is not trying to kill me in every corner any more.
Total crap - how to make a quality car lethal - slightest damp and mildest bend and you are fighting the traction control system.
I'm binning them after less than 5000 miles - not worth the rise in insurance premium
Given
36%
while driving a
Ford Falcon G6E
(225/45 R17) on
a combination of roads
for 0
average miles
I bought the car with 19 inch wheels and 4x brand new of these tyres, they look the part, very "sporty" looking, I thought they couldn't be too bad (I should have known a dealer would have put the cheapest and crappest tyres ever on the car).
The truth is that they are cheap and nasty. Noisy as, really noisy, damn annoying. Ok grip in the dry but deadly in the wet, should be banned. Just plain dangerous. They take away any acceleration or cornering ability when driving on a wet surface.
Spend a bit more and buy something with at least some kind of quality.