Landsail LS288

The Landsail LS288 is a Touring Summer tire designed to be fitted to Passenger Cars.

Tire review data from 36 tire reviews averaging 65% over 187,100 miles driven, and 2 tests with an average result of 26th.

Dry Grip 74%
Wet Grip 60%
Road Feedback 65%
Handling 61%
Wear 68%
Comfort 70%
Buy again 58%

First On MarketMay 2021
Wheel Size13 - 16"
Width165 - 225mm
Profile45 - 75
Rolling ResistanceB - C
Wet GripB - B
Noise (dB)70 - 72
Winter RatingNot Winter Rated

The LS288 is ranked 129th of 238 Summer Touring tires.

Tests Included

2

Best Result

11th

Worst Result

41st

Average Result

26th

Latest Tire Test Results

2014 Test World Summer Tire Test
11th of 16 tires
  • Short braking distances on wet roads, low noise, low rolling resistance
  • Nervous dynamic behaviour
  • The Landsail tires become the main surprise of this test. On a wet surface, the tire has a very short braking distances and good lateral grip. During emergency maneuvers the grip is high, but it can disappear abruptly, especially on wet surfaces. The tires are also good in tests for noise and efficiency. Overall, Landsail become the Chinese tire tested by Test World
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2014 Tire Tests

2013 Tire Tests

SizeFuelWetNoise
14 inch
185/60R14 82 HCB70
175/65R14 86 T XLCB71
175/65R14 82 TCB70
175/65R14 82 HCB70
165/70R14 81 TCB70
165/70R14 81 HCB70
15 inch
195/65R15 95 H XLCB72
195/65R15 91 VCB71
195/65R15 91 HCB71
185/65R15 88 TCB70
195/55R15 85 VCB71
185/65R15 88 HCB70
16 inch
215/60R16 95 VBB71
215/60R16 95 HBB71
205/60R16 92 VBB71
205/60R16 92 HBB71
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Questions and Answers for the Landsail LS288

2016-04-08 - I am about to replace a set of tires on my Hyundai Matrix, and my garage has recommended Landsail. My concern is that they are made in China. I say this because my experience of buying Chinese manufactured electrical goods has not been good in terms of quality - non-functioning after a relatively short time. What can you tell me about this brand of tire which may increase my confidence to buy. Thank you.

While it is true some Chinese manufacturers produce low quality tires, a number of them are now starting to produce acceptable mid range offerings. Landsail are one of those, but as always, be sure to check reviews of the particular Landsail tire you're looking at, as the quality can still be quite variable.


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Available in 2 tire sizes - View all.

Top 3 Landsail LS288 Reviews

Given 38% while driving a Jaguar XK 4.2 (225/35 R20) on mostly country roads for 5,000 average miles
I check tire pressures weekly but both front tires began to leak in many places on the sidewall - tires on car when purchased and gone back to premium brands.
Helpful 34 - tire reviewed on December 6, 2023
Given 37% while driving a BMW X5 3.0d Sport (255/50 R19) on a combination of roads for 6,000 easy going miles
Had a full set of 4 on my 2002 BMW X5. Big 19" staggered wheels = expensive when they all need replacing. 255/50/19 on the front, 285/45/19 on the back. New Landsails went on as I had fitted them before to a smaller runabout car and they were fine. Definitely NOT fine on the X5. I braked gently into a country road bend in a sudden rainstorm and they simply went straight on, and I don't drive particularly fast. I've not had a fright like that for a very long time. Lucky nothing coming the other way. They were no problem at all until it rained, with only a couple of weeks wear, I think the worst bit was how suddenly they went from grip to no grip at all. I swapped the fronts immediately for a pair of Uniroyals which have been faultless in all conditions. 6000 miles later the car started skating around in wet weather on the motorway. Changed the unevenly worn rear Landsails for Goodyears and the problem is entirely gone. So would never use Landsails again. Have had good experiences for a bit more money with Avon and Uniroyal. I don't believe you need to spend £200 a corner for safe tires, but would never go rock-bottom again. A real shame, as they were cheap and relatively quiet running as well!
Helpful 51 - tire reviewed on September 27, 2022
Given 43% while driving a Honda (225/40 R18) on a combination of roads for 5,000 spirited miles
Bought two of these from a local tire center, one was problematic from the start, always lost air so around every 3 weeks the tire would be visibly lower and around 15psi down, slowly worsening over a year until 2 tins of tire weld later it was replaced (needles to say a different brand) the other lasted around 9 months and only one tin of tire weld to end the consistent leak, before the outer wall gave out and several, strands of wire started showing through (very dangerous) again quickly replaced with a other brand. Absolutely will never buy this brand again.
Helpful 28 - tire reviewed on December 6, 2023
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Latest Landsail LS288 Reviews

Given 33% while driving a Skoda (205/40 R17) on a combination of roads for 0 miles
Car came with landsail tires fitted to rears. Car failed MOT due to dangerously cracked and bulging tires. Horrified at the poor condition of tires with around 4mm tread. Unsafe and unsatisfactory. Would not buy Landsail again, at any price.
Helpful 25 - tire reviewed on July 4, 2023
Given 41% while driving a Rover 25 (225/45 R17) on a combination of roads for 2,000 spirited miles
I had heard good things about these tires but NO-they are terrible. I fitted them on the front of my rover 25 1.6 and now 2000 miles later after driving in wet wintery England I am really glad summer is coming so they might actually warm up and start to work! On roundabouts they understeer my breaking distances are way longer with abs kicking in all the time. On any road with any bit of dampness they break traction and spin even in 2nd gear whilst accelerating in a straight line. It is like driving on ice all the time ! My car produces a modest 109 hp but it feels like I am trying to put 300 bhp through the front wheels the way they continually break traction. Don't even think about leaving the traffic lights quickly. Ok temperatures have not hit double figures since I bought them and I am really hoping that this is just a cold weather thing but for the UK in winter I would rate these tires as actually dangerous -do not buy them.
Helpful 37 - tire reviewed on February 7, 2022
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Audi 2.0tdi 177 sline sportback (225/45 R17) on mostly motorways for 0 miles
Based on the wholly negative reviews I have changed my mind about fotting 225 x 40 x 18 to my Audi Quattro s line black edition on the basis I drive it hard in the wet and feel safe and reliable on premium tires I will buy the best and pay more for total safety
Helpful 38 - tire reviewed on October 1, 2021
Given 25% while driving a BMW 520d M Sport (225/45 R17) on a combination of roads for 100 average miles
Put these on my BMW 520d and it’s made my car nervous and wobbly. The grip is not great and the car now oversteers which is shocking. Have to drive with both hands on the steering wheel at all times because the car drifts. Shocking tires
Helpful 40 - tire reviewed on May 9, 2021
Given 74% while driving a Toyota Avensis D4D 2.2 T spirit (205/55 R16 W) on mostly motorways for 15,000 easy going miles
Got a pair, hard wearing, but they keep leaking since new although have been re-fitted 3 times but different garages.
Helpful 46 - tire reviewed on December 7, 2020
Given 71% while driving a Ford Mondeo Titanium X (225/40 R18) on a combination of roads for 6,000 average miles
bought these as got recommended them , overall not a bad tire for the price, only let down was the tire walls, they started cracking after about 6000 mls , and slow leaked air due to it ,had to blow them up ones a week, now replaced them with better tires
Helpful 60 - tire reviewed on August 19, 2020
Given 74% while driving a Renault Clio 1.5 dCi 86 (185/55 R15) on a combination of roads for 5,000 average miles
I bought the car with budget tires one all corners, the rears were Zeta that were around half worn, they were lethal in the wet and would let go without warning, honestly, they were evil! fitted these Landsail 288's and it was transformed, they grip well wet or dry, they're quiet, and seem to be wearing very well, I'd recommend them, great so far, will be fitting a set to the front soon.
Helpful 59 - tire reviewed on September 16, 2019
Given 94% while driving a BMW 330d SE (225/45 R17) on a combination of roads for 15,000 easy going miles
I have been really pleased with these tires. Previously I have always purchase premium tires (Michellins; Continentals etc). These tires do the job. The Continentals used to 'tram line'. These do not. The car (BMW33d) steers far better, and they are lasting much longer. I was very nervous about moving away from premium tires, but am really pleased that I did. Road noise is probably higher, but they were a fraction of the price about 30%!), steer better & are lasting far longer.
Helpful 76 - tire reviewed on December 3, 2018
Given 40% while driving a Skoda Fabia 1.9TDi (205/45 R16 V) on mostly motorways for 6,000 average miles
Very poor tires. Had them just under 3 years. Still loads of tread left on them but there are loads of cracks now to the point where I am having to replace. My advice don't buy cheap they don't last.
Helpful 52 - tire reviewed on October 18, 2018
Given 89% while driving a Porsche cayenne s (225/55 R18) on a combination of roads for 12,000 average miles
I put 4 of these on my Porsche Cayenne 4.5S and they have lasted 12000 miles. They are still legal but the outer edges on the front ones are wearing a bit thin, but that is expected on such a heavy car. The rear ones have 2 to 3mm but I am changing all 4. I think for a budget tire they are excellent.
Helpful 60 - tire reviewed on September 17, 2018
Given 29% while driving a Audi A3 (205/55 R16) on a combination of roads for 8,000 easy going miles
These were fitted to an Audi A3 which does motorway, A road and country lane driving, moderate speed, load and stress. They were beyond awful. They wore to illegality in 8,000 miles and during that time deteriorated from poor to terrible. How these things are allowed to be sold is beyond me. Wet grip was virtually non existent, they were noisy, feedback was minimal and when they were changed for some trusty Avon ZV7s, the car was transformed. Startlingly, the tread was cracking as was the tire itself between the tread, after 24 months after fitting. Never, never, never again for me. Avoid.
Helpful 98 - tire reviewed on March 1, 2018
Given 90% while driving a Kia Motors Pride (175/60 R13) on mostly country roads for 5,000 miles
Comfortable. Soft. Soft break
Helpful 56 - tire reviewed on November 6, 2017