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Tires WEST LAKE or MRF
I put westlake rp18 195/60r15s on my daily 96 accord. I've put around 2500 miles on them, and I have no complaints so far. They are just as noisy as the Firestone tires they replaced also.
Pros: low price
Cons: noisy
Vehicle:
Honda Accord
Mileage: 4023 km
I’ve been running 205/50/R17 Westlake SA07 tires on my Mazda5 minivan since I bought it in late October 2023. The ride’s been smooth, and they’ve done well in both dry and wet conditions. Even in heavy rain, I haven’t had any hydroplaning or sketchy moments.
Pros: smooth ride, good in wet
Vehicle:
Mazda
Mileage: 32200 km
I put a set of west lake tires on my dodge pickup. They were cheap, and did the job. I put about 50k miles on them before selling the truck. Never had a problem with them. Stuck good on wet or dry roads. Still had good trees when I sold the truck.
Pros: Stuck good on roads
Cons: They were cheap
Vehicle:
Dodge
Mileage: 80000 km
Only I know how I managed to use these tyres for 17000 kms. Got the rear tyre changed with MRF RevZ radials as soon as the tyre wore out and it’s been a huge difference. Leaning on corners has also become way easier now.
Pros: huge difference, easier leaning
Mileage: 17000 km
Tô usando westlake 175/75/13 no clio. Já rodei uns 30.000kms com eles e estou gostando. Adere bem, não canta fácil e até agora sobre o desgaste não me decepcionou.
Pros: adere bem, não canta
Cons: not Michelin grip
Vehicle:
Renault Clio
Mileage: 30000 km
I have Westlake SL369s on the back of my old truck, but I only put about 1000 miles on them before the engine blew up. Can report back once I get it running again I guess.
Mileage: 1000 km
Part number: SL369
They were awesome and very, very grippy when thick (and warmed up). But once you wear half of the thread, the grip changes considerably. And it becomes dangerous below that.
Pros: very grippy when thick
Cons: grip changes considerably
Not MRF. We have a six hour proddie car race at Bathurst sponsored by them and I never met anyone who drove on them say anything good about MRF
Cons: no good feedback
Never buy a mrf...... for car I think Bridgestone or Mitch r the best
Cons: never buy MRF
Yes , my brother installed these and I was stuck with them but I was glad these wore out in just 30K , happily i replaced them with Yoko now. They are hard as well so it's not comfortable
Pros: wore out quickly
Cons: hard, not comfortable
Mileage: 30000 km
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