Bought 4 of these for my 4x4 daihatsu terios as I wanted a tyre for summer and winter driving. And these tyres was spot on, used them in the dry, wet and in the snow and they was brilliant, and quiet to. I've currently done just over 6000 miles on them, the front tyres have around 5mm tread still on them, and the back tyres are hardly worn. Will definitely buy these tyres again.

I bought these tyres for my honda civic mk8 1.8. I have driven these tyres through snow and 30c+ degrees temperatures and I'm pleased with performance. These are not winter tyres or summer they are all weather/all season tyre and they the best tyres I have bought. I have drove these tyres through hardened snow and ice and hot summer conditions in the UK, in summer these tyres provided a good level of grip and confidence when driving. The snow/ cold weather grip is adequate and so is the summer characteristics. I'll give these tyres a 8/10

Very good tyres for price. Good dry and cold weather performance, would definitely buy again

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Bought this car a couple thousand miles back with Hifly All Turi 221 fitted on the front axis (rear axis had worn down goodyear tires with considerable rubber cracks due to age - replaced that with new Hankook kinergy 4s2: those are great). While the front tyres still have 5 mm, I am inclined to change them asap. In Dutch weather, 5-10 degrees and slightly wet roads, I am not confident that these tyres will stop me every time. Moreover, I had multiple times of wheelspin when trying to accelerate moderately. On dryer roads, it seems okay, but when it becomes wet I have no confidence on this cheap tyre. I cannot recommend this tyre, and really wonder how durable it is if it wheelspins so often (and easily). Given: front-driven electric cars tend to eat up tyres, but this is absurd. Positives? I get feedback from the tyres, when they give up on me. Cannot recommend; choose budget friendly Hankooks instead!

We bought the GTE with these Hifly allseasons fitted on every wheel. Now after 30000+km of driving i can say never buy these dangerous tires!
In the dry on the highway they are fine, a bit loud. But when cornering there is an extreme amount of understeer and no grip at all, every corner you have to slow down. In the wet don't expect anything from these tires or you will end up in a ditch or tree, when accelerating you have wheelspin until 110kmh (car only has 204hp so not much) and corners are dangerous. When wet and temperature is under 15C watch out with roundabouts, the rear end will break loose even with a FWD car.
The snow performance is not good, my work van has brand new summer tires from Michelin and they brake and accelerate better than these all seasons. Only good thing is tire wear of this tire, after 30000km they are almost done. Now after 4 years they do dry out visible. Now i replaced the tires with Hankook Ventus Prime 4, wet and dry is so much better and the car is finally silent on the highway.

Above average tyre for the price. I drive a Opel/Vauxhall Corsa Diesel from 2017 for my driving lessons, and my coworker at Kwikfit also uses them on his E46 BMW. On the Corsa they're nothing special, but considering the price they're not to shabby. Grip in the dry is good in both sub zero as well as 20 degree weather, nothing to complain. Wet grip in cold conditions is not great, but for a beginning driver it's acceptable. Only got some slight wheelspin in constant rain accelerating from a traffic light, once. On the BMW however, not the best choice to drive safe all year round. In the dry it's mediocre, but in the cold and especially wet, it's horrible. My coworker likes to powerslide his E46 in the rain, but I'm surprised he hasn't crashed yet! Tyre wear on a RWD is pathetic, from 6mm to 2.7 in a matter of weeks on the rears. Mind you that he drives like a maniac, but sporty driving is not great for these tyres.