These were the worst tires I have ever had. They came on the car I bought second hand and I couldn’t wait to get rid. They are very hard and ruin the comfort of the car. Poor grip in the wet. The only positive thing about them is they last forever.

On the rear of a bmw m sport 325i When I bought the car passed 1st mot But failed 2nd mot as split on inner wall Lots of tred left Hard wearing tires Let down with splitting inner walls

We’re on the wife’s car when we brought it, less than 4000 miles the inner sidewalls were cracked around 90% of the wall down to the cords.
Who checks the inner sidewall of a tire ?

Do NOT buy these tires they are dangerous.

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Had several of these tires the main issue is the compound of the rubber seems degrade very quickly after a year or two they start to crack both in the tread and the sidewall, when taking them back to the fitting centre, usual excuses, temperature fluctuations or low inflation issues .
After two sets of these tires I think I can rule out this and put it down to very poor manufacturers,
Never ever buy this brand you will regret it.
Tread wear is very good , price budget, but very poor value overall.

New front tires to replace OE fitment Continental SportContact 5 at 14,734 mi mixed urban commute and motorway miles. Tire depot had a range of tires in 235 50 18 including all-season and winter. I chose a set of Mohawk M105 based on EU tire label wet weather C rating mainly. Garage guy said it was a popular choice and hard wearing plus it was half the cost of Continental. So far so good with 3,201 mi of motoring on the Mohawks. Wet grip is good and more importantly handling is sharper over original fitment tires. Dry grip and comfort same as Continental. Why pay more?

Just replaced the Mohawks today. They have been on the car over the past 3 years since May 23rd 2016, covering 50000mll till today, May 22nd 2019!
I'm very impressed with their performance, considering they were on the driving axle of my C220 CDI estate.
Overall value for money has been great considering I bought the pair of them for £106.- fitted.
Overall grip has proven to be more than adequate from this "budget" tire and longevity has been astounding.

Don't buy these!!

12 months (4,000 miles) down the line still with 7mm tread = MOT Failure. Several splits all the way round on the inner tire wall.

These could have been V.dangerous afterall who checks the inner wall.

Bought a set of budget Mohawk M105 225/50 R17 tires for my Volvo as I couldn't afford premium/mid range tire brand this time. Garage recommended them on the basis that the local taxi drivers swear by them due to high wear rate (like Michelin) and low price. Garage said every big tire company has one or more sub brands and Mohawk are made by Hankook. Very pleased so far. Tires are made in China. Wearing better than previous Bridgestone's and wet handling is better too. Coped well in recent cold spell including snow and ice although ride comfort got worse in cold weather. I am happy to recommend this budget summer tire for normal roads/daily commute/average driving style.