I had them on the front axle on my 2010 Mercedes Eclass E250cdi estate. Done over 35000miles,mostly motorway miles, no problem in the rain,and I found them very quiet also. I have replaced them now with 2020 Landsail ls588 uhp version for about £140 a pair balanced and fitted on.One negative thing I will add that my car rear wheels are bigger 265/35/18,and when I purchased them first time in 2016,on the rear tires both inside walls have cracked within one year. So, for me only the front tires have done the job right 245/40/18.I do recommend them as an cheaper alternative, they lasted 4 years and over 35000miles.

Cheap chinese tyre but they wear out very quickly. We are a taxi co and have now stopped using these tyres as they wear on the inside or uneven wear

Extremely comfortable Tyre for my Lexus, builds up speed quickly and seems to be wearing good. its not a tyre if you're looking to go track days but performance and soaks up the roads irregularities well and does not disappoint when you put your foot down.

The car was uncontrolled, the esp lamp flashed all the time in curves which I took very carefully and slowly .. Absolutely not recommended ..

very very noisy tyres. you wouldn't mind much in city driving but once you take it to the highway you will cry. i drive according to the speed limit but even at 100kmh the sound is really really really annoying.

excellent tyres at budget price

Very good for this price .

Very good value. Good reaction, traction and noise level. These replaced uniroyals on a 5 series and I prefer them.

I got this with the car and never would have bought chinese tyres myself - so the first though was that the noise is bad and when I got driving on high way the noise went to really bad. Dry grip is ok but wet grip during heavy rainfall felt like dangerous.

Hi, they're not good, after passing 100 km/h howls in the car. I've been to a few service to find out the problem. THIS TYPE OF TIRES ARE NOT GOOD, I DO NOT RECOMMEND

Landsail LS588 UHP - The tires are quite soft when driving when measured with the correct tire wind.

I have these 255/35/R18 for the rears and 234/40/R18 for the fronts. My car is not particularly powerful but after changing to these tires, I was surprised that the rear tires could squeal from stand start. I never could have done this previously, the car being an auto tranny and all. And now I have learnt how to drift, as any little throttle input on bends during some rain will cause my car to over steer. It's fun but bloody dangerous in real world applications. Let's not even begin on aquaplaning, I had to drive about 50km/h during a heavy downpour along a highway as the car was aquaplaning, not on puddles but large volumes of water on the road. I have never experienced this before. Maybe this is only applicable to fatter tires like mine. But I must say, comfort is good and the tires are wearing out evenly really well. And these things are really really cheap. A quarter of the price I had to pay for entry level UHP tires from known brands. But the reason I'm writing this is that I'm getting it changed tomorrow with 70% tread left. I can't take it anymore. Btw, I'm gonna get some Michelin PS4s. Enough of being a cheapo and risking my life on it.