I purchased my 2009 Nissan Skyline 370 GT CROSSOVER a rear wheel drive car with 335 horsepower, with the Goform Zonda GH 18's already on them. Being a direct Japanese import, I'm not too sure how long the tyres had been on the vehicle before I purchased it ( Only had 27,000 kms on the speedo). I have had the car for 9 mths now and the tyres are OK on dry road conditions, they are quiet and comfortable, but wet weather driving is a different matter altogether. The tyres just let go without any warning at all and I have had the front and back slide out on me going around roundabouts in the wet. Even taking off from the traffic lights in the wet, you cannot give them too much gas as you will spin and just sit there. I would not recommend these tyres at all for a performance car. Good luck. John

A cheapie chinese import, with very good dry & wet weather handling. Comparable with the replaced Yokohama Geolanders.
Efficient & quiet treadpattern, with reasonable wear (30000+km)but the soft sidewalls are the dealbreaker. I easily ripped a hole, in a minor slow speed curb scrape. My tyre dealer also informed me of this common trait.
Replaced with Aoteli. Review pending....

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A cheapie chinese import, with very good dry & wet weather handling. Comparable with the replaced Yokohama Geolanders.
Efficient & quiet treadpattern, with reasonable wear (30000+km)but the soft sidewalls are the dealbreaker. I easily ripped a hole, in a minor slow speed curb scrape. My tyre dealer also informed me of this common trait.
Replaced with Aoteli. Review pending....

I purchased my 2009 Nissan Skyline 370 GT CROSSOVER a rear wheel drive car with 335 horsepower, with the Goform Zonda GH 18's already on them. Being a direct Japanese import, I'm not too sure how long the tyres had been on the vehicle before I purchased it ( Only had 27,000 kms on the speedo). I have had the car for 9 mths now and the tyres are OK on dry road conditions, they are quiet and comfortable, but wet weather driving is a different matter altogether. The tyres just let go without any warning at all and I have had the front and back slide out on me going around roundabouts in the wet. Even taking off from the traffic lights in the wet, you cannot give them too much gas as you will spin and just sit there. I would not recommend these tyres at all for a performance car. Good luck. John