Hifly HF201
Size |
Fuel |
Wet |
Noise |
Weight |
145/70 R12 69T |
F |
C |
71 |
4.50kgs |
155/70 R12 73T |
E |
C |
70 |
|
175/60 R13 77H |
E |
C |
70 |
|
155/65 R13 73T |
F |
C |
71 |
5.00kgs |
155/65 R13 73T XL |
E |
C |
70 |
|
165/65 R13 77T |
F |
C |
71 |
6.00kgs |
145/70 R13 71T |
F |
C |
71 |
5.00kgs |
155/70 R13 75T |
F |
C |
71 |
6.00kgs |
175/70 R13 82T |
F |
C |
71 |
6.00kgs |
185/70 R13 86H |
F |
C |
71 |
7.00kgs |
155/80 R13 79T |
E |
C |
70 |
|
185/55 R14 80H |
E |
C |
70 |
|
165/60 R14 75H |
F |
C |
71 |
6.00kgs |
155/65 R14 75T |
F |
C |
71 |
5.90kgs |
165/65 R14 79T |
F |
C |
71 |
6.50kgs |
175/65 R14 82H |
F |
C |
71 |
6.00kgs |
175/65 R14 82T |
E |
C |
70 |
|
185/65 R14 86H |
F |
C |
71 |
7.50kgs |
165/70 R14 81T |
F |
C |
71 |
7.00kgs |
195/70 R14 91H |
F |
C |
71 |
8.00kgs |
205/70 R14 95H |
F |
C |
71 |
8.00kgs |
175/80 R14 88T |
F |
C |
71 |
7.23kgs |
175/55 R15 77T |
F |
C |
71 |
6.50kgs |
185/55 R15 82V |
F |
C |
71 |
7.00kgs |
175/60 R15 81H |
E |
C |
70 |
|
185/60 R15 88H XL |
F |
C |
71 |
7.50kgs |
195/60 R15 88V |
F |
C |
71 |
7.50kgs |
145/65 R15 72T |
F |
C |
71 |
5.50kgs |
165/65 R15 81T |
F |
C |
71 |
6.50kgs |
175/65 R15 84H |
F |
C |
71 |
7.00kgs |
195/65 R15 91H |
F |
C |
71 |
8.00kgs |
195/65 R15 95H XL |
F |
C |
71 |
8.00kgs |
195/65 R15 91V |
F |
C |
71 |
8.00kgs |
215/65 R15 96H |
F |
C |
71 |
9.00kgs |
205/70 R15 96H |
F |
C |
71 |
11.00kgs |
205/50 R16 91W XL |
F |
C |
71 |
8.50kgs |
205/55 R16 91V |
F |
C |
71 |
8.50kgs |
205/60 R16 92V |
F |
C |
71 |
9.50kgs |
215/60 R16 95V |
E |
C |
71 |
|
215/60 R16 99H XL |
F |
C |
71 |
10.00kgs |
205/65 R16 95H |
F |
C |
71 |
10.45kgs |
215/65 R16 102H XL |
F |
C |
71 |
10.00kgs |
225/50 R17 98W XL |
F |
C |
71 |
10.00kgs |
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Top 3 Hifly HF201 Reviews
Given
35%
while driving a
Hyundai Tucson
(215/65 R16) on
a combination of roads
for 450
average miles
Four of these tyres were fitted to my Tucson by the previous owner just prior to me purchasing the car. Initially I was pleased that the car came with vitually new tyres. However it soon became clear that HIFLY HF201 tyres have some severe limitations when it comes to basic roadholding and build quality. In short, THESE TYRES ARE DANGEROUS.
The first thing I noticed was the large number of balance weights that had been used on each wheel. This led me to take a close look at the tyres and I immediately noticed a variation in tread depth across the width of the tyres, it varied from 8mm to 4.5mm on all tyres (hence the need for all those balance weights). I used to work for Michelin (Stoke-on-Trent) so I understand how tyres are made, but I can't figure out how the folks at HIFLY have managed to do this. Maybe their vulcanising moulds are just poorly manufactured or unevenly heated. The side walls had a few lumps, nothing too serious but I was suprised to see this on virtually new tyres.
The second thing I noticed was the general poor handling of the car and severe lack of grip on dry roads. Lots of low speed tyre squeal and unintentional wheel spins at junctions. This led me to check the tyre pressures but they were found to be fine (30 psi each). I don't drive like a maniac but I do expect tyres to at least perform to a reasonable standard. Wet roads proved to be even more of a challenge with the final straw being a 180 degree spin at around 25mph on a rounabout near Edinburgh.
Changed all four of the HIFLYs for Uniroyal Rallye4x4 street tyres and the car was immediately transformed into an enjoyable and safe ride.
The lesson here is that you get what you pay for, or in my case you get what the previous owner paid for.
There may well be good tyres out there at the cheaper end of the market but I'm affraid the HIFLY HF201 is NOT one of them.
Given
10%
while driving a
Hyundai Accent
(165/65 R14) on
mostly country roads
for 50,000
easy going miles
I had purchased last month one single stone destroyed my tire with a side cut..and distributor is not giving replacement. .
Given
92%
while driving a
Daihatsu coure
(165/55 R16) on
a combination of roads
for 0
average miles
i have a small 1 liter car , so its a very light car , and i had goodyears on before , well this time i went for the hifly not expecting much , but wow what a diffrent , car is so quiet now ,
also drove for half a day in the rain worried that the might not be ag good as the other brand , but they fantastic , i read all other eviews saying wet grip was crap , maybe they have big heavy cars i dunno , but i can tell you on my car these the best tyres i put on so far ,
very impressed for the money
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Given
27%
while driving a
Mazda MX5
(195/50 R15 V) on
a combination of roads
for 2,000
spirited miles
I got these on the rear when I bought my MX5-NB, but overall ride is superbumpy, unpredictable, sideways into third gear on wet and they feel sketchy. With still enough thread on them, I am replacing them with Michelin Pilotsport 3, as I want my girlfriend to also be alle to drive the car without ending up in a ditch.
Given
91%
while driving a
Nissan Juke
(225/45 R17) on
for 500
miles
I tried two on the front of my SUV and was so impressed I put two more on the back. I had a reputable brand on before and the difference was surprising. The drive was immediately quieter and smoother. I cornered sharply on some of my normal routes and the car stuck to the road in silence where my old tyres would howl at me. Wet weather too they perform very well. Most impressed and happy.
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Given
90%
while driving a
Toyota Camry
(215/45 R17) on
for 3,900
miles
Brilliant low cost tyres. Cheap does not always mean nasty. Not sure what drugs half of these reviewers are on. Onto my second set after 51000 trouble free kms on my last lot. Great grip and driver feedback. Keep your alignments and rotations done every 10.000 and these tyres last the distance! Pretty low noise on most surfaces too.
Given
97%
while driving a
Hyundai I10
(165/60 R14) on
mostly town
for 50
average miles
We found HIFLY tyres for our Hyundai I 10 very good buy as we do a lot of mileage. We are both retired and travel all over. Had Khumo before but could not afford them.We are very happy with our HIFLY HF 201 tyres.
Given
80%
while driving a
Chrysler 300C
(235/55 R19) on
a combination of roads
for 100
spirited miles
Last had cheep tyres back of my jag I said never again in dry ok but in wet deadly just bought the hifly ones to try only had a couple of days but after reading this took them out in the wet they performed well 300 bhp and rear wheel drive in a heavy car will need more time to see if ok but at moment quite pleased
These tyres are nothing short of deadly. Had to replace after 2000 miles as they were far too dangerous. Wet and dry handling left major control problems. Almost spun on a roundabout. Tyre squeel when general cornering which is totally unacceptable. Horrendous road noise to the point I had to shout to passengers to hear them, and I'm not joking! The loud humming noise and drone left me fatigued. Swapped them out for Uniroyal Rainsport. Unbelievable difference. Quiet, loads of grip. If I could give these abhorrent tyres a minus 10 I would.
Given
37%
while driving a
Hyundai i40 sedan
(205/60 R16 V) on
a combination of roads
for 8,000
average miles
Fitted these tyres to my vehicle as I was intending to replace it soon, the Hankook tyres that were fitted were coming to the end of their usable life. As I had not intend keeping the car much longer I did not want to spend to much on tyres, this was a huge mistake compared to the original fitment tyres the Hifly H201's were awful they were compromised in all areas of driving both in the Dry and the Wet, I live in the valleys of south wales where we get more than our fair share of rain if there was anymore than a light shower I lost all confidence the tyres were dangerous in wet conditions especially under braking taking considerably more distance to stop than the Hankook I cannot find any redeeming qualities to these tyres and although very cheap they are a false economy. Also they appeared to be wearing much quicker.
Given
73%
while driving a
BMW 320i
(225/45 R17) on
mostly town
for 10,000
average miles
Very good tyre for my kind of driving.... a mixture of town and motorway,,, about 12000 miles per annum. good in wet and dry conditions and very smooth with little road noise... have 10000 miles on them and they show about half worn... they are very well priced and would buy again at the price...
Given
10%
while driving a
Hyundai Accent
(165/65 R14) on
mostly country roads
for 50,000
easy going miles
I had purchased last month one single stone destroyed my tire with a side cut..and distributor is not giving replacement. .