Owner experience of the Landsail DH2 is mixed, with wet-weather confidence a recurring concern rather than a consistent strength. Some drivers find dry handling acceptable, but that does not extend to uniformly reassuring grip in the rain. Tread-life reports vary, with both useful service and early or uneven wear described. Noise also divides opinion, while a small minority find steering feedback limited. One person remains unhappy with wet performance in a later review, but the later reviews do not establish a shared pattern of deterioration as the tyre wears.
What owners mention most counted across 21 reviews
Trusted our mechanic to put some half decent tyres on our car with the service. And they are half decent. Ok for handing and grip. RWD vehicle and no problem like others in the rain. However, they've lasted 11000 miles and are unevenly worn on both front and back. Insides on the back has worn prematurely, outside on the front. Just paid extra for tracking check and it's absolutely fine. Guy checking the alignment suggested a number of things, one of which was the tyres. Definitely wouldn't buy again.
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Member
205/55 R16
2,000 miles
A Combination of Roads
Average
Chronic in the wet.
I did not find them to be safe - sliding at normal speeds around roundabouts and semi tight bends and on pulling away.
No confidence in the tyres ability/
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The Delinite DH2 came on a car which I bought second hand and when I first saw them I was suspicious so looked at some reviews. I wish I had changed them straightaway because these tyres cost me the car in an emergency braking situation. The Delinite DH2 is a noisy and uncomfortable tyre, with very poor fuel efficiency rating and if I wasnt an experienced driver of 25+ years these could have cost my life a few times in the wet. Please please please DO NOT BUY even if you are tight for cash. Anything else is better, Avon, Falken, Dunlop, Good Year. Anything. If this brand is fitted to your current vehicle CHANGE as soon as possible and I mean today.
These tires are surprisingly capable considering their price.
I drive a performance hybrid with around 400hp, However I have a pretty relaxed driving style, until I find a twisty road. They deal well enough with the cars weight and are progressive enough but lack feedback on what the road is doing and what the car is doing. So steering feel and road feedback are a weakness when driving in a spirited manner.
Braking performance is the dry is good.
What surprises me though is the wet grip on offer. It's surprisingly good. The tyre feels sure footed and gives me confidence. I have put them through torrential rain driving at 65 mph to 70 mph as a test with no aquaplaning and good response on the highway. and even on twisty bit they do grip tenaciously. Be warned though, once they reach the limit and let go, you have to be awake as when it happens the speeds are high and that progressive feel of approaching the limit in the dry, isnt there in the wet.
They are comfortable on smooth tarmac with very little road noise. On concrete with rain grooves, they get noisy. Also on rutted roads (Like we have in Southern CA) they can tramline especially on concrete.
Would I buy again? Sure. I have few complaints and the price means they are a good budget tyre.
Member
Jeep
225/45 R17
20,000 miles
Mostly Town
Average
They suck. Stay away from them. Jave driven 20,000 miles and they are falling apart.
I have driven these tyres for 5 years (around 35000 Km) and I can say that they performed equally to their price! They were cheap and their performance wasn't the best, except for the wear.
They were reliable in handling but noisy.
I think I'll go for something better.
I bought my car with 4 delinte DH2 already mounted. I found initially them great but after 20kkm, I have 100% changed my mind!
All of the 4 tires are cracked on the thread + edge, worse than my old Conti sport contact... and even worse, one of them is totally deformed on the thread.
My car is in good conditions, suspension system is new. Handling is not good enough in curve, the tire side is very smooth.
It is not worth buying, as many chinese tires... we have the quality we pay for:
- poor assembly
- bad wear due to poor rubber quality
These came brand new with our grande punto and they wear terrible they keep leaking I've replaced the valves cleaned the beads and applied bead sealer there are no punctures so who knows ?
