Sava intensa hp

OK, so i know i am not driving a sports car. However these tyres are far far
superior to the rubbish chinese tyres that were on the vehicle when i purchased
it. Even found my fuel ecomeny going up. Reasonably priced European tyre, will
definately purchase again.

baddest tyres i've ever had on my car.. and dangerous too, absolutely no grip

I bought 2 of these for the front of my car during the heavy snow in December 2009, I chose them as they have a huge chunky tread pattern and they were ?60 fitted (each) at a local garage. They transformed my torquey 2.0 diesel Octavia from a side slewing moron into a driveable car again, for the money at the time, they were perfect. 6 months and 8000 miles later they are lasting very well, its not the most dynamic tyre I've ever used and don't handle particularly well on country roads during 'spirited' drives, but the soft sidewalls are comfortable on long runs and with over 6mm of tread remaining I am looking at around 25,000 out of them on the front. Happy to buy these again.

Fitted a couple of these to front of my Avensis d4d estate as they were cheap as required asap.
Found that side wqalls are very thin and soft.
Grip not to bad, wear rate good for a cheap tyre.
For the price very good as it keeps you legal on the road,For budget concerned motorist a good buy but dont expect these tyres to be as good as say Kumho or Falkens which are worth the exra cash.Never the less would fit again if strapped for cash.

Had bought a set of 2 for front wheels as I needed new rubber asap and as cheep as possible. Went for Sava (kind of domestic brand). They are quite soft and comfortable. If you're looking for solid tires and drive mostly in town look no further. They are great tires for affordable price. But, if you drive spirited and do lot of miles on highways go for a top brand tires.

These were fitted to the car (front only)when I bought it second hand, and although there was plenty of tread left, I couldn't get rid of them fast enough. When I tried to accelerate from a standing start, I found the wheels scrabbling and the nose of the car waving all over the place. No grip at all. Cornering was a nightmare, as was braking. And that was on a dry road. I'll leave the wet to your imagination, but as I drive a lot, including on German motorways(120mph plus), they had to go. Since I've fitted the Bridgestone Turanzas I usually use, the car goes the way it's supposed to. Never, ever fit Sava tyres to anything except an ox cart.

This tyre is absolutely lethal in the wet. Fitted to the rear of my car it would oversteer badly at the slightest lift of the throttle.
It is also noisy and doesn't communicate well.
Made by Goodyear? Obviously not to their specifications.

a tyre worth the money.Good handling in dry and wet conditions and suprisingly good in mud and gravel!Wear could be better but for the money i paid, its worth it. SAVA a Slovenian tyre company owned by goodyear same as Dunlop,Fulda,Debica..