34 votes
Én a legolcsóbb “sz*r” sunny márkájú négy évszakost vettem és meglepett hogy milyen jó nyáron nagyon jól szuperált, de most télen hogy havas/jeges volt az út teljesen jól tapadt nem volt olyan hogy akaratom ellenére megcsúszott volna a kocsi. A nagy sebességeket is bírja viszont kicsit könnyebben felúszik a nagyobb esőzésekkor míg a sima nyári(barum) 120nál szinte soha nem úszott fel ez többször is.
Am eu de la Sunny All Season 215/50/R17, e ok, au îndurat câteva ploi torențiale și ceva zăpadă destul de mulțumit (asta dacă nu te deranjează zgomotul, când le-am pus prima oară și am mers cu mai mult de 90 km/h am crezut că mi s-o dus un rulment dar așa fac ele)
Ce mai contează DOT - ul dacă sunt marca Sunny... Gume de mestecat
When drove semi trucks the owner got these shit tires called “SUNNY”.
Eu am cauciucuri sunny, un set de vara și un set de iarna! Am fost multumit de cele de iarna si automat nu am mai cumparat de vara decat de la marca asta chinezească!Sunt mulțumit!
For what it's worth, I used to run the cheapest 235/40ZR18 tires I could find on my Jetta(Sunny brand if I recall), after a few years, I never had any complaints. Paid about $105 each and they seemed worth the money to me and not much different than the name brands($200+ each), at least as far as durability/safety was concerned
Sunny's came on the Pegasus' the Volvo was sold with. I knew they were bad but that wet stopping is Suffice to say I am quite relieved the Polaris' I replaced them with came with Nitto NT555's installed.
We have a set of Sunny tires on our 98 Cavalier 4dr auto. (Used as summer only). Also a dedicated set of Cooper winter tires. As a summer only tire they have been fine for the last ~60,000km+ and the only reason for buying them is they were cheap, the car is old and getting pretty high in mileage. Wasn't sure how long it would last to be honest. It has surprised me and I figure the next set I buy will be a brand name all season for the summer only to have the car inevitably crap out shortly after.
A few years back I looked at a CPO 2009 GTI - had Sunny tires on it. Besides the rest of the car being beat to snot and smelling terrible, the tires were horrible. I didn't look at what was on the car until after the test drive. I couldn't believe it was a CPO.
I have "SUNNY" tires on the Cavalier for summer. A-Ok so far for two seasons.
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The brand is registered in China. Official website: http://www.cccme.org.cn.
In March 2026, PartReview users have a mixed opinion of SUNNY tires.
PR Score — 50 out of 100, based on 11 reviews and 34 votes. 5 positive reviews, 1 neutral review, 5 negative reviews. Average rating — 2.7 (out of 5). Vote balance: 17 up, 17 down.
In the ranking of the best tires this part is at position 62, behind WANLI and OEM Porsche , but ahead of Hifly and LANDSAIL.
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