Winrun R330 Reviews - Page 2
Given 53%
while driving a
BMW 118d
(205/50 R17)
on mostly town
for 7,000 easy going miles
I have never felt more unsafe - bought two run flats for rear to match final cycle for front. I have had four sets on back for one set on front. Back end of car feels loose like on ice or mud, roundabouts in wet are frightening. Car is well maintained, runs and steers in a straight line, though I will get alignment checked in a day or two. The old worn out Potenzas fell far more tight and safe than these cheap, rubbish tires from PRC. You get what you pay for and back to Potenza for me. My Wincrap tires are about three months old, have done about 10k, and I’ll happily see them gone.
Given 87%
while driving a
Alfa Romeo 159 2.4 jtdm 200hp
(225/45 R17)
on mostly town
for 650 average miles
Goid tire. Soft and road noise good. Water no problem and dry road very good.
Check out how the BEST all seasons tires perform against premium summer and winter tires!
Given 86%
while driving a
Holden Commodore VE
(225/45 R18)
on a combination of roads
for 0 spirited miles
Hi. I’m running 245/45/18 xl on my Holden be sv6. Best tires I ever bought and they are a good price the grip in the wet and dry is awesome sticks to the corners like glue I find very little road noise from then and car handles awesome would buy them again anytime best tires I bought
Given 78%
while driving a
Mazda cx5
(225/55 R19)
on a combination of roads
for 8,000 average miles
I was quite surprised as never heard of this Tire brand before, I used the Toyo brand before this and must say the Winrun Tire are pretty impressive, especially the price
Audi Q7
(275/45 R20)
on
for 21,000 easy going miles
Audi Q7 2009 22000 klms so far on these winruns fitted 9-19 has had 2 rotation allign and balance check tire pressure monthly they won’t last another 5000 klms + they have big chips missing everywhere very poor build previously got 36000 klms from Bridgestones and 32000 klms from Michelins on this car
Given 10%
while driving a
Toyota Landcruiser
(285/60 R17)
on mostly town
for 150 easy going miles
Vibration city. 3 x wheel balances to all tires could not salvage. Hands went numb holding steering wheel. Winrun sales rep said no problem with tires. Is that because they are supposed to rattle the car? I thought my 200 series landcruiser could handle most conditions. Winrun proved me wrong.......
Subaru Impreza
(205/50 R16)
on mostly country roads
for 2,000 spirited miles
Better than expected!
I was in the market for used tires as an emergency buy but the opportunity arised for these brandnew WinRun.
First 500Km i was a bit scared of what might happen since i tend to drive fast, curb faster and 99% of my daily driving is done on secondary roads with poor or dirty asphalt. Sometimes gravel, maybe on a weekly basis.
Right from the beginning i was surprised at how well they behaved while curbing, not only because of the great grip but the most surprising aspect was how robust the sidewalls are. They don't flex at all and the car behaves splendidly.
In the wet, since reviews were poor for this tire i was a bit concerned but having them installed in December 2020 i still had time for a few weeks of below freezing temps and road ice. And of course, lots of rain!
They behaved quite splendidly and i'm not giving them a 10 for "Wet Grip" simply because i'm afraid someone will crash because of my positive review.
Î drive a 4 wheel drive car, symmetrical and i'm sure that makes a difference in the wet but i've had Bridgestones before and they were not even closely as good as the WinRuns.
Strange? Yeah, for me too.
They're now just above 3000 Km and are still behaving as they were when new.
Wear seems to be stable, i have them a bit over-inflated but the only thing i would complain is that they're noisy.
Anyway, not much of a problem for me because i drive listening to the car and the road. Radio is aalways off.
Great tires!
Would love to try Pirellis and will do so if i can afford them when the time comes.
If not, it'll be WinRun all over again.
Given 44%
while driving a
Peugeot RCZ GT 156THP
(225/45 R17)
on mostly motorways
for 4,000 easy going miles
These are the tires have to be the for wear that I have purchased I have only done about 4,000 km and already they are down to 7mm and 9 mm and I am not a hard driver at all, do not purchase these tires they are a waste of money
Given 41%
while driving a
Alfa Romeo Giulietta
(225/45 R17)
on a combination of roads
for 10,000 average miles
Bought these based on the reviews here, but they turned out to be a disappointment. Over time the tires lost their normal shape and the balance for all 4 was a constant issue. Spent a fortune trying to get them balanced and re-balanced, if I added the money together I could've bought better, more expensive common name brand tires. Will never buy this brand again.
Given 86%
while driving a
(235/35 R19 W)
on a combination of roads
for 2,000 average miles
Great buy, good handling and good grip. (Tesla Model 3 AWD)
Given 59%
while driving a
Volkswagen Golf Mk6 1.4 TSI 160
(225/45 R18)
on mostly country roads
for 5,000 spirited miles
Ok tire for the price, wouldn't buy again due to the fact that grip in the wet is very poor and makes the car want to understeer very easily and lose traction. Other than that they are exactly the same as any other tire.
Given 61%
while driving a
Holden Vf
(275/30 R20)
on mostly town
for 30,000 spirited miles
These came with my simmons 20†so i kept them and didnt know any better. It hadnt rained in nearly 12 months were i am so in the dry they are fine. I like to put the car into corners some times and in the dry that fine, does tend to flex abit into the harder corners. In the wet these tires are a death track, early curbed so many times, keep going straight around corners and then the back kicked out and doing full 180. This is my life atm while i wait for my new falken 510s to get fitted...