Jinyu yu63 are the same as Evergreen EU72, same brand with 2 different names. I drive daily and on weekends like to go search for b roads for driving fun. All I can say is whether is dry or wet or stormy weather never had anything other than great grip, excellent road feedback and great handling. As far as wear they are superior to anything else in its price range. Only minor note is as the Tire wears the rolling noise increases. 2 sets on fronts with 35000kms each and a set on rears with 70000kms.just ordered 4 new tires and guess what, jinyu yu63 again

put these on my mini f54 clubman after running bridgstone potenza then landsails the bridgestone potenzas again and to be honest these are the best- really i didnt expect much as we really well priced £40 a tire but wow give them a go they are amazing
ive been in the motor trade for 25years and ran every tire make under the sun and apart from the absoloute market leader michelins but wow they are expensive this is now my next choice of tire brand

These tires are obviously very cheap so my expectations were very low. They were actually surprisingly good in the dry. But in the wet they were horrendous. Could barely accelerate even gently without wheelspin and cornering was a scary affair.
In the UK especially Scotland we rarely ever drive in the dry so personally I'd avoid these tires unless your budget is cheaper than cheap.
I'd say these tires are fine for a low powered car and city/town driving. But any car with a bit of power or any open road spirited driving these are definitely not what you want on your car.

AVOID DANGEROUS!!!

18 month old tire. Catastrophic failure in the sidewall when it blew out on the motorway at around 70mph.

Garage was horrified to find no wirework in the sidewall. So you’re really rolling the dice if you buy them.

AVOID AVOID.

But these to replace some Nankang AS-2s and very pleased with the tire so far. grips really well in wet or dry really gives the confidence to sling the car into corners would definitely recommend and also purchase again!

Really impressed by these tires, have put four new ones on my Mondeo and can't fault them.

BMW 1 series m sport coupe doesn't like them on the rear. They let go too easily on a roundabout in the dry (cold). In the wet I haven't even tried to find the limit due to dry issues. Front seems quite good though.

I have Jinyu SportPro YU63 100Y XL 245/45/R18 fitted to my Jag XF (3 ltr D (2010) No noticable wear since having them fitted in Aug 2018 and have done 5k to date. Have done some high speed motorway trips and not noticed any issues. My last set of tires were Dunlop SP's which cost twice as much. Performance wise I'm more than happy and would recommend to anyone looking for a mid range/budget tire. Best price ( tire only) at Feb 2019, £ 58 with TireLeader

saw some excellent reviews for 4x4 , had the car in the garage twice since i had these... thought there was something wrong as the ride so was so uncomfortable and noisy. just hoping the wear isnt good as I cant wait to get rid of them !!

First of all these tires are on a VW Transporter van with the sportline wheels. There is alot of contact patch on the road so I was happy to move from the terrible bidget tires it had fitted and tried these. Well I'm glad I did, they are cheap and really good! I actually reccomend the YU63 to friends but I havent considered fitting them to my sports car! We run this van fairly heavy and I drive it quickly. There is plenty of grip in the wet and dry infact I have alot of confidence in it! I can force it to understeer (it is a van) but I've never had overstear and I have tried. The tires wear evenly and the millage is good. I've now had two complete sets fitted as I only buy these now.

Ok in the dry, quite poor in the damp/wet.
Coming off the car(where on when I bought it) for something better.

These tires were fitted all round on my 2.0 TDCI Focus that I bought to commute with. Initial impression was they really shouldnt be fitted to the front of the car! Handling was poor into the bends and i had to brake harder and longer than I would expect to safely take corners and even roundabouts. I took them off the front even though they were pretty new and replaced them with Goodyear EffiecientGrip Performance tires - night and day difference. Anyhow I kept them on the rear for another 5000 miles before one of them deformed and blew up on the motorway. I guess they are ok for someone who drives a small lightweight car and doesnt drive them quick. They do seem to last a long while wear wise, but I wont be having any more of these as I dont class them as safe. At £35 a corner its not worth your life!