NS9000

Tyres have a bump in them for the first mile of driving. Almost like having a bulge but can find none. Have had wheels re balanced twice and rims tested and no faults found. It seems the tyres get a flat spot if the car sits for two or three days.
Will never buy again.

Agree with other users had 2 of these on a VW CC and nearly crashed twice they are lethal on irish roards

Do NOT buy these! I've used budget tyres before, mostly because I can't drive worn or 7+ year old tyres due to safety and the law! These were horrible in just about every way, they overheat way too easily and loose traction whenever you try to do a quick maneuver, they aren't track tyres but not being able to turn in roundabouts??? Come on! And the mpgs you're getting is just as bad as sport tyres with a lot of rolling resistance. The noise is the worst part though... They're way too loud, I've used tyres with 73 db rating and they seemed quieter.

I bought my used Galaxy 2 years ago and it needed tyres. Local dealer recommended Nordexx. Driving on Irish back roads and M50 motorway, these tyres have done OK for the money. I had them rotated every service and now 38,920 miles - the 4 are off. I don't drive or brake hard. I'm more into mpg now than 0-60. At have the price of Michelin- I'm like buying one, getting one FREE!

Overall not a bad tyre for the price. I drove these hard on a combination of city and country roads. Their dry grip was impressive, they held down my power fairly well. Cornering speeds were good. Negative camber contributed to short life span. Wet weather grip was average, expected for the price.