Installed on my Santa Fe as summer tires. Very quiet, decently comfy and very good on tarmac. Didn't push them but they are very good at 130-140 km/h. Didn't seem to lose much tread, definatelly would recommend for buy again. I had the X Privilo H/T model, which falls under TX3 I guess?

Fitted to Tesla Model Y as I had a blowout of the original Hankook S1 Evo3 tyre.

Whilst these are not sound absorbing tyres, they are quieter than the sound absorbers.

An excellent feel in wet or dry & at £95 fitted, are a great replacement.

I have driven 17,000 miles on these tyres in the last year and found them to be pretty good and came what looked like new on my car. I never measured the tread depth on purchase but are now down to 2mm so looking to replace in next few weeks now. I primarily use on the motorway run of 125 miles and then mix of dual carriageways, a small amount of urban driving in between. I have driven briskly in both the wet and dry around corners at legal speeds and not felt any slippage at all which surprised me these being budget brand tyres , Maybe its the dynamics of my car as known to be well setup as not had anything else to compare it with as yet. One thing that is positive reading other reviews in here is that they are reasonably well lasting as would not be at all happy if only lasting 6,000 miles

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Have 285 on rear of X5 255 on front. I am getting a shudder when accelerating. Was to bmw and thought maybe transfer case then egr valve. All testing fine. They are now saying tyres sending wrong info to transfer case and if I change tyres this will be sorted. Time will tell.

Relatively comfort tyre giving enough feedback. Good in wet conditions , better on dry surface and at the same time it is not noisy. I would buy it again. Very good value for money factor.

Had these for less than a year and the front tyres are completely worn on the edges, tyres are definitely inflated to the correct pressure but they just seem to wear as soon as you do any spirited driving, in a straight line they're fine in the wet but can suddenly let go in faster turns

This tire in dry goes very well, yes it is true that the sidewall is a bit soft so if you go fast they flank but nothing to bother about, the problem is in the wet it hardly grabs anything if you go a little fast, if you go at legal speed no problem on the road, the issue of the wet road is why I would not buy them again and especially the wear and tear that is the tire that has lasted the least of all the ones I have used.

Manage to get 12 months out of these on rear of xf sportbrake 3.0d s, found to be a great bargin, 13000 miles and held up great, in wet and conditions, and found geeat in dry, and I often put jag through its paces, Comfy quite to .and will by a again as current economy climate. Tyre last longer on fronts

Was very weary about fitting these, but hard times forced cheap tyre. Found these tyres been very quiet, they have been great, wet grip found great at moment , when pulling away, and have found great at stopping to. Handles well giving xf some stick to

I've had these on the back of my BMW X3 35d. Not done sufficient mileage to really classify the wear. 4k so far and they look to be wearing equally across the tread. No issues with handling or grip although wet mileage has been very low as I live in Murcia Spain.