Infinty tyres - Any good?

[LPM320]

Hi Guys.

Anybody had any experiences with infinty tyres? I've been offered a full set for dirt cheap, but i will not fit these on if they compromise my car's safety/handling in any way.

Any advice....?

Thanks gents

 

[Crash_Nemesis]

I got some on my rear wheels, mainly cause I hit a pothole and lost both front left and rear left and needed a quick solution... *I was in the middle of shooting my new film and there was a supa-quick 300m down the road*

I somewhat suspect they put the pot hole there... anyway,

I have em on my car and surprisingly they are pretty good. I drive a supercharged 323i with 200kw and they hold very well... Not bad at all for cheap tyres. Not sure about wet handling, thats what you really pay for...

 

[rick540]

Another brand of cheap tyre that really impressed me was "Roadstone" I got them new temporarily with the mags as I did not have too much spare cash at the time, but after trying them I was moer impressed they are ZR rated, look nice, are quiet and grip very well.

I got two 245/40/17 and two 235/45/17 for under three grand brand new.

After researching it, they are made in Korea by a factory set up by Michelin.

 

[netercol]

a good friend of mine fitted these to his 200 slk due to cash crunch, and i was VERY suprised at their dry grip.. they did not last much past 15000km's though, soft compound..

 

[Henry330i]

Some of these cheap tires are made under licence from bigger brands.