I tend to always buy in the $100-150NZD range for my cars, this is the first time I am removing tyres from my vehicle for any reason other than wear. Pros: Comfort is improved over the Kuhmo and Yokohama sets I have had on the car. Dry grip is acceptable for the price point. Cons: Wet grip is terrible and the reason these tyres are leaving my car after a week. The car even in damp conditions (not wet) either understeers or loses traction. Wheel spin on slight uphill starts is noticeable and the only tyres I have this issue. These are the only tyres I have had that I am removing from my car because they give me no confidence.

Horrific in wet. Don’t buy them

Best cost vs. quality to me. Use on BMW e60 530i.

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had these on all 4 corners of a 4007/Outlander/CCrosser for 26 months.
covered about 26000 miles.
Front wore at on edges possibly down to wheel alignment. and as a result need replacing now.
Centre tread still at 3.5-4mm (well above tyre wear indicators.)
still gripping well, just a little loss of confidence in feedback from steering at low speed.
country lanes and bends stick gripping well.
Rears, 26000 miles and counting, still going strong and plenty of tread left all across the tyre.

Mostly rural driving and motorways, no issues in the wet or icy conditions.
being a rural driver they inspire confidence in off tarmac situation, mud/grass/water. pulled many a car or van out of fields.
The 2017-2018 winter was the first time i got to try them in snow.. (after so 18months/18000 miles worn)
no drama, snow, ice, slush, even compacted polished snow on hills.

not sure how much is the tyre or how much is the car..
not quite as confident in snow (going down hill) as i was in my old Freelander with Michelin Synchrones.
(though that was with hill descent on. 4007 doesn't have that.)
but certainly capable.

never been stuck yet, even when i thought i might be, even with worn front edges.
smooth and quiet at motorway speeds.

Fitted to 2015 Korando 2.0 SE4. Just checked for wear on front after 27278 miles and have 4 to 5mm left.

Look pretty good to me.

good tire overall, very good wear, poor grip and handling, ok comfort

I am using this tyre in my car (in UAE) for nearly 2 years. The surprise factor is its mileage till date. It is done 110K Kilometers and still running with good grip. I was using Maxxis before it and I did 80K with that.

car SsangYong korando 14 plate 18"wheels only done 17k miles in it happy in all aspects with tyres particularly pouring rain lots of it in the mountains of wales wear seems pretty good I had a suspension fault from new seized that must tell us something good, caster and camber well out and toe in all wrong did wear hedge of all tyres but still safe to drive on them 5mm tread over 3/4 of tyres width would recommend if you keep speed down to 70ish motorways and not going around corners like a lunatic, tyres comfortable but a little noisy in bad rain car stable all the time iv never had it skid in the slightest tyre test say CP672 my tyres say premium CP672A don't know if different tyre and mine say s&m on them. I am looking at going back to Good Year Efficiency safe better mpg gallon on my last car. hope this of some help

Replaced my UHP's with these and what a revelation! Quiet, buttery-smooth drive henceforth.

Update driven over 12000 miles with them so far and its great, wear is great, no noise,overall a pretty decent tire.

Tyres are ok so far driven about 1000 miles and the grip is good,little to no roadnoise, overall a pretty decent tyre for price.