I have these specific tires on my 1999 Hyundai Atos since November 20, 2015... Honestly, after 4 years and 66,000 km, I think there is still no reason to replace them... I have been so satisfied...
Okay, the car is nothing special... It doesn't have power, suspension, brakes, or a front system/steering... But precisely because it lacks in everything, these tires make you feel like a boss for no reason... You just need to be a little daring, brake before the wheels lock, and keep your foot on the gas in the turn... Crazy grip for those inside the car... They just can't believe how well it handles with so much force...
Even now, after 4 years and so many kilometers, in the rain, I purposely leave the clutch slightly engaged and it spins slightly... always after warming up, of course... not when it's cold...
So, I highly recommend them... the price is ridiculous... I paid €180 for them back then, including installation... plus a 1-year warranty for any tire damage, immediate replacement even if it's my fault... What's the point of spending 20-30€ on a non-branded tire of questionable quality?

These specific tires have been installed twice on a Peugeot 106 (1997), 1.1 liters, 60 horsepower, weighing 800 kilograms. It is worth noting that the tires are changed every three and a half years and that the car travels about 16,000 kilometers per year, the majority of which are outside the city. When traveling, it is quite loaded and has one or two people in the cabin.

Their performance on both dry and wet roads is excellent. The car inspires stability and confidence in turns, considering that this vehicle does not have any kind of electronic assistance.

The immediately previous tires that were installed on the car were the Pirelli P4 Cinturato, which performed exceptionally well at speeds above 100 km/h, but in wet conditions, given the state of Greek roads, they were often dangerous.