Nissan Note Tires

Recently replaced all four tires on a 2014 Nissan Note 1.2DIG-S that I have recently acquired. The vehicle previously had a mix of cheap Chinese brand tires [of which two were quite worn and two had had previous puncture repairs] Used a local independent tire fitting shop who have good reviews and chose mid-range Falken Ziex ZE320. These appear to be a good mid-range choice [so far] Noise levels are definitely lower and grip/handling in both wet and dry conditions has improved over the previously fitted tires. I have used these both in normal local driving and some longer distance motorway drives and some driving on rural roads in Devon. Advertised tire ratings for this tire are 'C' for fuel economy, 'A' for wet grip and noise levels at 68dB.
As this is an initial review, I haven't commented on wear as it's too early to comment really but I thought it was worth putting up a review as this is a relatively new model of Falken tire only being released in Summer 2024.

extremely danger in wet even you drive at speed 40kM/H

Just changed to this tires.So can't comment on the wear The first thing i notice was the silence . This tires are so quiet i have to tune my music down 2 volume now. Grip is excellent too, comfort is superby. I got this tires for $80/SGD each and i am really amazed this mid-budget tire perform like high end if not even better ones. Definitely going to stick with this if its still avaliable or other Dunlop tires in future.

Changed to this after using YokoAE50. Tires is super Low resistant and helped me save quite a lot of fuel. Wet and dry road conditions have no issue at all even at 100km/h Comfort and noise is good just slightly lower than my previous AE50. Overall this is a good tire that save fuel. Having been thru CC5, AE50 and now this I would rank it as the best among all 3. Have already clocked over 25K with not much wear and tire. Will buy Bridgestone again for my next tires.

It's hard to tell if it's a suspension or the tires but it feels like I'm driving a world war II Jeep around. I need some more padding for my bottom.

Today is Week 26 of Year 2021 (2621). My Petlas Progreen PT525 tires were purchased in Singapore in December 2020. They were manufactured in Week 34 of Year 2020 (3420). In just half a year of usage, covering a distance of 14000km, less than 1 year from manufacturing date, they started developing cracks on the sidewalls, similar to those that you would see only on tires 5 years or older. Either the rubber was not suitable for Singapore climate resulting in the rubber drying out and "dry rotting", or there was some serious QC deficiency in the manufacturing process. For safety reasons, they have since been replaced and thrown away. Such a shame considering the tires provided decent grip in dry and wet, though the road noise and comfort were average. Those of you who are running on Petlas, suggest you check the sidewalls for cracks. Will never buy Petlas tires again in future.