Fullway HP 108 im Test
The Fullway HP 108 is a polarizing budget-tier tire that offers an attractive aesthetic and acceptable dry-weather performance for casual drivers. However, it faces significant criticism regarding its wet-weather safety, long-term noise levels, and potential for structural inconsistencies, leading many users to advise against them for performance or safety-conscious applications.
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The Fullway HP 108 is a polarizing budget-tier tire that offers an attractive aesthetic and acceptable dry-weather performance for casual drivers. However, it faces significant criticism regarding its wet-weather safety, long-term noise levels, and potential for structural inconsistencies, leading many users to advise against them for performance or safety-conscious applications.
Vorteile
- Highly competitive price point
- Sporty and attractive tread design
- Adequate grip and handling in dry conditions
- Satisfactory for low-intensity, daily commuting
Nachteile
- Dangerous performance in wet or snowy conditions
- Significant increase in road noise as the tire ages
- Poor manufacturing quality control, including balancing issues and structural defects
- Hard ride quality and rapid uneven tread wear
Gut zu wissen
- Users with rear-wheel-drive vehicles, such as the BMW 525d, reported severe traction loss and safety concerns in damp conditions.
- Owners of 19-inch wheel setups frequently cited excessive noise and poor ride comfort compared to smaller configurations.
- Drivers of performance-oriented vehicles like the Camaro SS noted that while the tire handles dry roads well, it lacks the grip limits required for aggressive driving.