@@bosanskirambo4066 you aint heard of no gosh dang' linglongs? well by gammit you need to grab yourself a pair, they're the best gosh dang giggity google i've ever darn gosh' had
Thank you so much for sharing these videos and your experience with these tires. You are helping out a lot of people. Please, if you could, continue to share an update every 6-12 months. I am inspired by your videos to possibly do the same with other cheap tires on my trucks
I put these on my frontier. Went down a steep, slick, and rutted up dirt road and back up it later. Performed great. Kept on the the throttle and they just ejected all the shit out and ripped up the hill. I have put about 10k on them and they still look new.
I bought these for a sedan a few years ago and replaced them again after 1 week, the tires would lose grip and slide with any amount of moisture on the pavement.
Do they sing pretty good? I got a set or roadcruzas and they’re 33s and they sing good but are getting low so I’m looking for new 35s and want some that still sing pretty good at 60mph
If they are hard as rocks and have no grip, they can pretty much last forever. No wear whatsoever in 10000 miles is not a good thing, because grip requires friction and friction causes wear. Of course a good tyre can reach a good compromise, but even the best of tyres wears a little bit after that distance. Old crystallized tyres do not wear either. You can buy a set of tyres, leave them on the roof of your house for a couple of years, waiting for UV light, temperature changes, water and ice to do their curing, and you'll have tyres forever, or till you die in an accident. Whatever comes first.
I’ve got some crap tyres for my Alfa. They are called jinyus and blacklions. Obviously I’m in the uk and don’t think we would get these. But I work in a garage and I see a lot of odd tyre brands that are budget. I’m hoping to get some toyo’s or some continentals. The one on it now have lasted 3 years almost and we’re on before I bought it.
Gotta love cheap chinese tires, at first i felt bad and after months of driving i wonder why i hadn't been buying them for commuter cars in the first place
I've had a set of Linglong on a 16 chevy cruze daily driver. they've got about 35,000 miles on em'.. I'd say they've got another 10.000 left. Which isn't bad considering i've never rotated them. I'll do that and I may have another 20.000 or more because the back tires still look rather new'.
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No longer stock all kind of mushy. 300000 on a truck everything is kind of wore out. But I run 60 lb of pressure in a tire I think it makes it a little stiffer the old engine barely got enough power to spend them any more. And the tires are way heavier then stock tires. I don't know any shifting differences.
I had crosswind at on my gx470 fairly decent off road as long as you don't mud them and absolutely whisper quiet on the interstate. How is the noise on these?
Well this was and probably my last mud tire I will buy. I don't take the old pickup down the interstate but they did have a nice mind mellowing hum to them. 😁
We don't get too much rain here in the Prairie. But I do notice that there a little slick on wet pavement. But then again I don't drive much pavement mostly gravel. So sorry can't tell you
These came new on some rims (wheels) I wanted, so I did not choose the tire. I am 48 years old and have never had a tire I've hated so bad. 1. They are very loud! 2. They are so out of balance, they need a handful of weights to bring them into balance. 3. Even after getting balanced with a road force balancer, they still shake. 4. I drove them 15,000 and took them off, because I couldn't stand them any longer. Two thumbs down.
A pretty good hum at high speeds on pavement but you can't hear it on a gravel road. And when coming to a stop on pavement really rough. But otherwise I'm pretty impressed with this tire.
@@livingintheprairie1517 when you say stopping is rough, are you talking about the noise? Also how well did they balance? I have a 2500 i use as a work/toy and dont want the shaking that some cheap M/Ts have. TIA
@@lifebetweenthelines8576 yep there pretty rough when coming to a stop. It has definitely loosen some of the old bolts on the truck, got some new vibes coming out of the hood. But my boys say it's because I went with such a skinny tire.
Rear ended someone today because of how shit the traction is…. Dry pavement and they stopped at an orange light after hesitating and I slammed on my breaks but slid probably 100 feet only going 33 MPH on my 04 Dodge ram 1500
To be honest with you I couldn't really tell. It's the 318 Dodge motor which I've always only gotten about 11 miles to the gallon on a good day sorry I could not be a help.
Who else came here from the "I ain't never heard of no LingLong" Guy lmfaooooo
Of course
Now we have all heard of LingLong.
Hi there
The recommend algorithm doing his job again
now that we have heard of them, we must see a review.. only fair
i aint heard of no linglongs
i've heard of linglongs
@@modnar6865 i aint heard of no linglongs
@@bosanskirambo4066 you aint heard of no gosh dang' linglongs? well by gammit you need to grab yourself a pair, they're the best gosh dang giggity google i've ever darn gosh' had
What…..??? You better recognize. 😆😆😆😆😆😆
I guess now you could say: "I've heard of LingLongs".
Wow I did not think that some cheap tires that I got for a old work truck would bring this much attention. Thanks.
Someone made the linglong tyres viral sir. I got this in my recommendation from this vid : ruclips.net/video/zDnCXDX9sD0/видео.html
@@dremora3124 yep my son pointed that out to me. Thank you
Well how does it feel to be to Famous lol?
@@matthewgraham1031 not famous. Just some poor dude trying to get through life. ✌
Lol
thank you for the follow up I always see the new reviews and rarely see after a few months I may get these tires cuz of your videos
Thank you so much for sharing these videos and your experience with these tires. You are helping out a lot of people. Please, if you could, continue to share an update every 6-12 months. I am inspired by your videos to possibly do the same with other cheap tires on my trucks
I put these on my frontier. Went down a steep, slick, and rutted up dirt road and back up it later. Performed great. Kept on the the throttle and they just ejected all the shit out and ripped up the hill. I have put about 10k on them and they still look new.
That's awesome
Ok guys we gotta YOLO all in and invest in LingLong
ive actually only ever heard good things on linglongs mostly based on price and the fact you have to keep in mind you get what you pay for .
I bought these for a sedan a few years ago and replaced them again after 1 week, the tires would lose grip and slide with any amount of moisture on the pavement.
I have them on 2016 ram 35x 12.50 and nearly 10000 miles. Still look brandnew no wear!!! Great tire id recommend
Shawn Tyler helpful
Do they sing pretty good? I got a set or roadcruzas and they’re 33s and they sing good but are getting low so I’m looking for new 35s and want some that still sing pretty good at 60mph
@@kolbeybowen90 yes there a loud tire sounds real good in my opinion. 8 mths later and still no visible wear on the tread. Crazy!!!!
Shawn Tyler heck yeah sounds good I might have to get me a set then. Thanks man
If they are hard as rocks and have no grip, they can pretty much last forever. No wear whatsoever in 10000 miles is not a good thing, because grip requires friction and friction causes wear. Of course a good tyre can reach a good compromise, but even the best of tyres wears a little bit after that distance. Old crystallized tyres do not wear either. You can buy a set of tyres, leave them on the roof of your house for a couple of years, waiting for UV light, temperature changes, water and ice to do their curing, and you'll have tyres forever, or till you die in an accident. Whatever comes first.
Thanks for the review. Critical for me in considering a purchase of tires from a manufacturer with whom I am not familiar.
300k miles? Way to go RAM!
I’ve got some crap tyres for my Alfa. They are called jinyus and blacklions. Obviously I’m in the uk and don’t think we would get these. But I work in a garage and I see a lot of odd tyre brands that are budget. I’m hoping to get some toyo’s or some continentals. The one on it now have lasted 3 years almost and we’re on before I bought it.
Linglong has 2 vehicles on the road sporting their tires.
Thanks for the video! I think I’ll buy it for my Jeep Wrangler
You should try the Achiles desert hawks next they’re even louder they’re like $100 each at Walmart
Love the sec gen Dodge
Use full video, thqs a lot,👍 👍 from india
Gotta love cheap chinese tires, at first i felt bad and after months of driving i wonder why i hadn't been buying them for commuter cars in the first place
I've had a set of Linglong on a 16 chevy cruze daily driver. they've got about 35,000 miles on em'.. I'd say they've got another 10.000 left. Which isn't bad considering i've never rotated them. I'll do that and I may have another 20.000 or more because the back tires still look rather new'.
That's good news. And I don't drive that far. Thank you.
Sim sim
the full name of this company is Shandong Linglong
Good tyres..
'Cavalry' also 'Crosswind'- Same Tire-They are Really Great Tires' Made By linglong' = 'Luv u long time'➡ Because 'If Not Abused' ➡They Last a Long Time' For Their Category Application- Affordable Awesome Product - Owned By 'Pirelli' Same Equipment and Tech! - Buy em' Now! Good Affordable 4WD Tires Are Rare! 👍🏞🌎🌍🌏
How many miles on them now and how they holding up?
Got to be around 4000 and pretty good.
How does it feel with your stock gearing? Sluggish? Downshifting a lot?
No longer stock all kind of mushy. 300000 on a truck everything is kind of wore out. But I run 60 lb of pressure in a tire I think it makes it a little stiffer the old engine barely got enough power to spend them any more. And the tires are way heavier then stock tires. I don't know any shifting differences.
I had crosswind at on my gx470 fairly decent off road as long as you don't mud them and absolutely whisper quiet on the interstate. How is the noise on these?
Well this was and probably my last mud tire I will buy. I don't take the old pickup down the interstate but they did have a nice mind mellowing hum to them. 😁
How did these do in the rain on road. We get a lot of rain here. And I'd like to run a M/T.
We don't get too much rain here in the Prairie. But I do notice that there a little slick on wet pavement. But then again I don't drive much pavement mostly gravel. So sorry can't tell you
These came new on some rims (wheels) I wanted, so I did not choose the tire. I am 48 years old and have never had a tire I've hated so bad. 1. They are very loud! 2. They are so out of balance, they need a handful of weights to bring them into balance. 3. Even after getting balanced with a road force balancer, they still shake. 4. I drove them 15,000 and took them off, because I couldn't stand them any longer. Two thumbs down.
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please tell me, I plan to buy such rubber on an expeditionary car. How is it by noise on the road? how to wear?
A pretty good hum at high speeds on pavement but you can't hear it on a gravel road. And when coming to a stop on pavement really rough. But otherwise I'm pretty impressed with this tire.
@@livingintheprairie1517 when you say stopping is rough, are you talking about the noise? Also how well did they balance? I have a 2500 i use as a work/toy and dont want the shaking that some cheap M/Ts have. TIA
@@lifebetweenthelines8576 yep there pretty rough when coming to a stop. It has definitely loosen some of the old bolts on the truck, got some new vibes coming out of the hood. But my boys say it's because I went with such a skinny tire.
@@lifebetweenthelines8576 I don't know about the balancing. My tire guy took care of that
@@livingintheprairie1517 thank you. For the money they sound like a good deal.
If you can tell how the tires are holding up miles etc.
Not to bad. I think there over 10 thousand miles and a little over half wore. But I did do a route on them hope to get one more winter out of them.
this guy got them ling long tires
Ain't never heard of no LingLongs
Do they have white lettering on the inside of the tire?
No there's is no white lettering on the tire.
Now I've heard some off brand tires
If they can survive on shitty chinese backroads they're probably a solid tire
I bought a pair of 185/70/14 for 39 bucks each lol
Did they actually have them in that size?
@@livingintheprairie1517 yes they did
What did you put them on?
@@livingintheprairie1517 my wife's 2006 Nissan Cube
That would be awesome to see. Nice 👍
How are the tires now?
Well they have been on for a year. And the where ain't too bad. But they only got about 6000 miles on them. Going to rotate this summer.
Rear ended someone today because of how shit the traction is…. Dry pavement and they stopped at an orange light after hesitating and I slammed on my breaks but slid probably 100 feet only going 33 MPH on my 04 Dodge ram 1500
How bad has your mileage gotten on these
To be honest with you I couldn't really tell. It's the 318 Dodge motor which I've always only gotten about 11 miles to the gallon on a good day sorry I could not be a help.
It’s all good
Ling long
So is mm same in USA and cm wtf ?????????
Are you talking about millimeters and centimeters? Because centimeters and millimeters are universally the same size in other country's
i aint heard of no linglongs