ZUPERECO Z-107

<p>I've driven basically every type of driving you can think of, round town, motorway, country roads, ice & snow and even on track! And honestly for the money I've paid per tyre the Goodrides were surprisingly impressive, considering I've bought burgers more expensive than these tyres they've held up well to my youthful exuberance. The dry grip is reasonable, although with a fair amount of understeer. In slipperier weather the grip wasn't great however still perfectly controllable if you know what you're doing. Comfort and road noise was surprisingly good and is better than the equivalents from 3 other budget brands I've tried. If you abuse them a lot you'll find they don't last long and you'll find under 3.5mm of tread the dry grip does fall away quite a lot, but for a normal every day car on a tight budget you'll find no complaints from me. A final note: They do smoke well on burnouts compared to other budget plastic tyres.</p>

<p>I bought these tires less than 2 years ago, i have driven 20.000 km and my car won't pass the italian bi-yearly revision due to tire degradation</p>

A decent tire for my trailer.

Bought these because we live in a expensive time atm...And to see if chinese tires have evolved since I last had some Sonars on.
Pretty decent tire, overall good.
Would not drive F1 style with them, but for my daily 70km commute they'll serve me great.
Great wear so far.

This tyre made the same by three brands. Goodride, Westlake and Trazano. Very good in dry roads, and also good in the wet. Brake is good. Very comfort and good wear.