The manufacturer positions this rubber for premium SUVs, but the level of Parada Spec-X only corresponds to such brands as Great Wall and Haval. For owners of more expensive cars, I do NOT recommend this rubber. I plan to change next season. Pros below: Cheaper than big name competitors. Well balanced. Interesting tread pattern. Handles well on wet roads. Got cons: Noisy and boisterous. At speed it is very sensitive to the terrain of the track and requires active steering.

I bought this rubber to replace the regular bridgestone dueler, which did not suit me in all respects. The main requirements are noise (ie noiselessness) and reliable handling in any (summer) weather. What did you get: - a really low noise level, now at 120-140 you can hear the noise of the motor, not rubber; - holds the road well on dry pavement, in the rain, on light off-road, and also behaves well on strong ruts; - I also liked that the road became "softer", where the dueler hit the…

I took 4 tires 225/65/17, searched for 2 weeks, ended everywhere, why I didn’t understand, but still I found it on order for 5100 apiece. I changed my shoes ahead of time, managed to ride them in the snow, I was pleasantly surprised how the tires drive through the snow and slush, hold and slow down in the snow very well. They brake well, they also hold the road normally, they go softly, but NOISE, they make more noise after 60 km / h than winter Velcro, and after 100 km / h it is noticeably…

Set in size 265/50/R20. Kolleynost disappeared as a phenomenon. Hydroplaning resistance is excellent - it rides very stable and safe in the rain, deceleration is adequate and predictable. Asphalt joints stopped spanking, the car became softer and significantly. They don't hum, they don't make noise. Beautiful appearance. Enough for 60,000 km. Highly recommend. Before that, there were Yokohama Advan ST - very tough, just jumped out of the rut, heaven and earth compared to these.

Before arguing whether tires are quiet or noisy, do not be too lazy to look at the manufacturer's website. To Yokohama's credit (unlike the same Michelin), they have all the main characteristics laid out, including noise. So, it is noisy (76 dB). The price in 2022 is completely inadequate. In the States, such a tire costs 150 bucks, and in our country - 300 (equivalent). Compare with other manufacturers where prices are quite close. The extra charge is for a beautiful tread pattern, I believe,

I took 225/60/18, I have already driven about 3k kilometers. Rubber is surprisingly quiet and moderately hard (someone writes about squeals in corners, howling at speed, but I don’t have this), it is perfectly controlled in any conditions. I did not notice hydroplaning at all, even when driving through a puddle 10 cm deep at a speed of 90, the car drives clearly straight, as if on dry asphalt. Rubber has excellent off-road potential, I left the cottage after 2 days of rain on clay, never got…

Cool tires, according to the resource, if it takes a long time, then the price will be normal. Size 225/60/r18, crossover. Has some pros: Less than a week on it. Got stuck on the road. The course is on track. Rutting as if just do not feel. Crosses ruts or rides on them, almost without hesitation, like a tank. It brakes perfectly, the deceleration is controlled and it seems to grab the road. Up to 110 km. H. puddles on the drum, does not pop up at all, the whole day the rain drove along the…