Landsail tires seem to have come along way-Very low noise compared to previous Bridgestone and handling in wet or dry seems exceptional-looking forward to see how they perform in the winter snow/ice...

these tires have proved there worth as I am a taxi driver working all weathers in snow in Scotland these are brill

Have now driven in the Snow/Ice with the Landsail 4 seaons-not failed to get to any appointments-passing other road users stuck in the same conditions-really do recommend these all weather tires-seem to be wearing quite well....

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Really decided on these tires via the Mitsubishi Outlander forums. Big improvement over the stock tires on car, I was looking for less noise and these tires certainly are quieter.

Great tire exceptional grip on snow majority of time AWD did not kick in unless giving it some on a corner then it kicked in and took you around very confidence inspiring. Handling suffers on greasy roads front of car always wants to push wide, good once the roads are fully wet or standing water. Reasonable grip on damp grassed hillside

In these days of massive leaps in technology & R&D I was shocked to stick a couple of these on the front axle and be transported back to the 90’s so effortlessly. Massive under steer while hand in hand with limited grip compared to the previous Falken Land airs condemned them to being taken off the car & used as spares.

We have these on the family Audi A3 quattro (250bhp) and we run all seasons to save changing over. We had a big bill, so went for some cheaper tires, I looked carefully at the reviews, and could find no bad ones... we have had a mostly wet winter here in the UK this time round (so far!) and in the rain and floods, this tire is outstanding. It simply grips, little to no aquaplaning, and gives total confidence in the wet. In the dry it is good, haven't run it in any temps above about 10C yet, so remains to see what a hot summer day will do to it, but so far its good. Been out on a very icy day in it (ice rain) , and driven on actual ice... was very little grip, but unless you have Nordic winters or studs, you wont have any! they were very predictable, and I actually had some fun in the Quattro! had very little snow, but driven through several inches of hail settled on the road, and they were VERY impressive, again very predictable too.. to sum up, very good for the average British winter! if they hold up well in the summer too , I will be very happy. a fraction of the cost of the cross climate I was looking at , and the bridgestone equivalent. I did want to try the Maxxis AP 3 (the new one, looks like the cross climate and has done well in tests) but couldn't get them. I have found maxxis to be great mid range tires before. To be honest i really would recommend the 4 seasons for those on a budget, they have performed MUCH better than expected, and are rain masters!

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After finding some very good reviews on Landsail 4 Season Tires I decided to buy 4 to fit to my 2013 Kuga 4x4. I was not disappointed, dry and wet grip are amazing and as we just had our first batch of snow/ice for the winter I got a chance to try them this morning. Absolutely awesome grip in snow/ice on what others were describing as terrible road conditions. Taking into consideration that I drive a 4WD Kuga, that obviously plays some part in my grip and control but man am I impressed with these tires. You can't go wrong with these! I managed to get 4 from a German tire company for 260GBP. How can you argue with that? 65GBP a tire for a 4 season tire with good reviews! I am planning on buying another 4 for our smaller car!

Good price quality.good in the rain