Haida HD919 im Test
The Haida HD919 is overwhelmingly viewed as a poor-performing budget tire, with a significant majority of users reporting severe safety concerns, particularly regarding wet-weather traction. While a small minority of users find them acceptable for the price, the consensus highlights dangerous handling characteristics, excessive road noise, and premature or uneven tread wear.
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The Haida HD919 is overwhelmingly viewed as a poor-performing budget tire, with a significant majority of users reporting severe safety concerns, particularly regarding wet-weather traction. While a small minority of users find them acceptable for the price, the consensus highlights dangerous handling characteristics, excessive road noise, and premature or uneven tread wear.
Vorteile
- Low initial purchase price
- Adequate grip in dry, straight-line conditions for some users
- Perceived as acceptable value by a small minority of budget-conscious drivers
Nachteile
- Extremely poor wet-weather grip and hydroplaning resistance
- High levels of road noise and harsh ride quality
- Unpredictable handling and lack of lateral stability
- Reports of premature, uneven wear and sidewall cracking
Gut zu wissen
- Users with performance-oriented vehicles, such as the VW Golf R, reported significant instability and loss of traction even at moderate speeds.
- Drivers using 225/45/R17 sizes noted issues with road noise and uneven wear patterns, with some mechanics suggesting the tire profile may not suit certain vehicle geometries.