This is an end of tyre live review. I drove a Kia Cerato 1.6L Naturally Aspirated in Singapore. Current mileage done on the tyre is about 36000 KM. All my 4 tyres has uneven wear despite every 10k KM tyre rotation. What is worse is one of the tyre has excessive outer wear while another has excessive inner tyre wear. at 36k KM, 3 of the tyre has less than 1mm left to the legal limit of 1.6mm tread depth. The tyres has performed to its requirement which is loss noisy and confident wet handling and braking. at S$75 a piece, I would say it is a pretty good deal but I believe you can get a better lasting tyre at around the price without sacrificing the wet performance.

Immediately off the shelf, I can already hear noise from the rolling brand new tyres once installed. The only thing I found satisfactory was how the road bumps were dampen. But the noise was not what I was satisfied with, given that I drive a hybrid ride which is quieter than the usual petrol car. Fuel consumption didn't improve from my previous set of Westlake tyres. So I reckon the rolling resistance is not any better.

It's Unbelievable！What's A Budget Tyre Which Given A Good Handling, Good Cornering, Good Dry & Wet Grip And It's Comfortable Too. Very Satisfied With This Tyre. Above My Expectation. THUMBS UP！👍👍👍

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Used these tyres for about 4000 KM. Dry grip is good but it’s not a performance tyre for sure. Wet grip is sufficient even during thunderstorms so long as you drive sensibly. The price is the main advantage these tyres have over its competitors. They aren’t expensive however you get what you paid for and the trade off is that these tyres are not as fuel efficient or silent as the more premium branded summer touring tyres.

Good, quiet and value for money.