Giti is Thai brand. The logo is an elephant.

Nope... japanese tyres> all

Good normal tyres
usually drive 120kmh++ during storm oso ok

Try Prime 3 or V12 Evo2

That's why i say few exception

Most eco tyre sacrifice performance (especially wet) for more comfort and fuel efficiency

Next try PS4 or PS5, you will know the definition of good wet tyre

Nope, not gonna up my budget. Toyo eco tires is really well worth its price tag.

Indian: DEH PUNDEK! WHAT ABOUT US

I love 🇨🇳

Sinkie brand la.

Life's not cheap.

On a lightweight mirage, nice hot sunny afternoon ecopia really pia activate ABS when i stop for red light

change to PS3 never activate ABS for normal hot day driving

If not mistaken, more than 1 year, but nowhere near 2 years. Threadwear was still ok actually, but I noticed some chipping on the tyres. Nothing too serious to be honest, but I'd rather not take my chances. Normally I wouldn't think about getting China tyres. But since I got ripped off on my Michelin PS4 price, changing to the Landsail sort of helped to balance the ROI (return of investment) a bit. In case you're curious, they were Landsail LS588 Ultra High Performance tyres.

How many km u drive per year?

Godbless

bridgestone re003/004

if u drive like unker and only use car go pasar okay lor cheap tyre

If not then spend a bit more for your own extra assurance

Not even 10,000km per year these days. In the days before I got the car (Audi A3), I used to do outstation work all the time. But ever since I changed cars, my outstation work requirement fell off a cliff. So basically the car only used for city driving and the occasional trips to other states. Don't remember the exact mileage though.