GREEN 4S

worst tires ever, slipping when accelerating in the rain, a little snow and I was stuck after two meters while my neighbor on summer tires could leave and very worn after 12000 km despite a calm driving style. unworthy of four seasons or snowflake

I bought these tires for my Skoda Octavia 1, the mechanic only had these tires available right away, and he told me that they are good tires.
Totally false, I find these tires very dangerous in the rain, I can't even imagine the disaster in the snow.
After 20,000km of driving, the front tires are 70% worn, close to the wear indicator, and the tires slip when restarting in the rain.
I don't understand how the brand received European approval for the mountain symbol, but I don't recommend them.

These tires were given at a discount by our local service shop as our tires have worn out and they're not good at all. Grip was really bad on rainy days with constant wheel spins even for a 100 horsepower car. Performance on dry surfaces were average at best.
Steering feels very vague even in a normal driving environment. They don't last long too. One of it starts to bulge after 5 months of normal driving.

These tires Are dangerous!
My Girlfriend got her First car with a new set of Atlas Green 4S tires and i was absolutely shocked how Bad these tires where. She only drives a 60hp Skoda Fabia but Even with that car it was Not possible to Start driving on wet Surfaceswithout wheelspin. Braking was terrifying because of the horrible wet grip. I was Not able to Go faster than 15-20 km/h in a round-about on dry Surface without the tires i collapsing. It felt like driving a boat.
I threw them away After one Month and bought some Continental AllSeason Contacts

Has these tyres in Commercial version at the back of the Luton van for 7/8 months. Then had both blown out within 4 days period. With the first blow out the van was loaded, with the second blow out, the van was empty.
Ended up without the wheel to replace as it happened during international trip and used the spare at the first blow out.
Luckily the driver and the van are OK, but the tyres should be removed from the market.