Linglong Tires

I literally dont have anything to complain about. For the price, I don't think you can get more value for your money.

Good grip, never had a slip, not in dry nor wet circumstances.
I've had tires that cost 3x more money that dont feel nowhere near as premium.

The tires are very good; I used them last winter when heading up to the mountains. The conditions were far from urban—the house is in a remote, wild area, and the roads were poorly cleared—yet the car moved along the uncleared road without any issues. I didn't experience any slipping, even on steep inclines.

For high Torque ev usage- Satisfactory grip during normal driving but easy breakaway under high power, even at speed. Expected end of life 45k km.
Tires have developed around 30k a per revolution noise which is very concerning and proven to be Tire related.

Tires were not round and shook the car above 80km/h. Had to get a new set since they came with the car as new so fairly expensive for distance driven. Tire shop could not balance them.

I have driven these tires in wet and dry, bumpy country side and highways, city commuting, you name it. Dry grip and braking are very good and predictable, a bit lower than Pirrelli 6000 and Michelin Primacy, to be honest. On wet surfaces this tire punches above its weight, gives You a bit more confidence than You should have. A bit better than Kleber Dynaxer HP4, and less progressive, but still much, much better than similar budget tires. Noise is quite low, suits the big soft C5, but I wouldn't mind a bit more feedback. I am on 12.000 miles in 2 years and I see no signs of premature or excessive wear. Maybe it wears faster than previous models, but I think it will reach 30.000 miles no problem. Given the price tag at 55% of Yokohama BE, and 75% of Lassa Rev, I see this as really big bang for the buck.

Drove them one winter on really heavy snow in the moutains no problem at all the snow grip was really impresive even against some premium tires. I had no problems never got stuck even when i was trying to get stuck i saw many people with premium tires and same awd having trouble but not with this ones. The only problem is Wear I think if ur winter is mild and temp are high the tires will melt away. About to mount them for this winter to see did they change after 1 year.