RHP780

<p>For the cheap price I put them on my 2009 Toyota Camry and was surprised how good they are especially in dry weather. They are not that noisy as some people say. For an old car why put on expensive tyres? Car may get stolen or tyres slashed or car can get scrapped.</p>

Easier to turn, give confidence in the wet, will buy again

Nothing much to report. Two tyres fitted front Dacia duster. Grip well, ride good, nothing special, but for the price I don’t think there is much better. Rovelo is made by Sailum. I would recommend this tyres for everyday driving.

For a car you use everyday its really good, i didnt owned them a lot of time because i bought the car lately and the tires are now dead, 1200miles with them on dry conditions and wet, never had some issues with them except they have kinda a bad aquaplanning reaction... Comfy tire, a bit noisy but its low budget tires... If you wanna drive your car a bit sportingly its not really good but normal since its not made to, but if you want a sport feedback, here it is: You just dont have any feedback of where you are on the grip, you need to wait for the car to lose all the grip to feel you passed the line, the rear does not hold up to sudden movements at all, and you feel that the sidewall is weak, but when you are in the tire limits, it respond well.
Anyway, good tire for everyday, recomend for a everyday car

For this type of vehicle, very good actually, very grippy, good initial tread, good wear, quite silent, a very good tyre for city use.
Almost two years and still going strong, resisting very well on a car with not so good suspension angles from the factory (tends to wear the outside of the front tyres usually).