Sunny SN3630

I got these tyre put on when I had the car serviced, previously I had toyo proxes fitted to the car and even worn to a couple of mm of tread they had much better grip. The sunnys are so so in the dry, though are much more likey to let go as you near their limit. The sportka has no traction control so mechanical grip is a must, but with the Sunnys I have found the wheels spinning pulling out of junctions or round roundabouts even in the dry, something that shouldn't happen as the car only has 95hp, and something that never happened on the old tyres. If the road gets damp the grip levels drop off pretty quickly, braking is worse in a straight line but only a little. Mainly the problem is cornering where the grip levels are generally not great and the tyres can let go without much warning. Would not recommend to anyone with FWD for the front wheels of their car, you might get away with them on the rear. Could be ok for something like a RWD saloon doing motorway miles.

I got these tyres as i need it some very cheap tyres, because i was very tight on my budget. I was very surprised by these tyres, very good road holding in dry, good cornering speed, better then average on wet roads, and in ireland its always wet. They arent as good under heavy acceleration on wet, my car just goes side way if i accelerate from roundabout heavy in wet. I drive 225bhp fwd car, and like to push it a bit. Mite be good on less powerfull cars. In recent snow they were very slippy. Iv done 19 000km, and wear is very good, but ill be changing them for uniroyal rain2, or conti sport 5 sometimes soon.