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Strengths
Good performance and efficiency on dry roads.
Weaknesses
Poor handling and safety on wet roads.
Unbalanced handling, affecting driving stability.
Low durability with high wear and short lifespan.
Weak environmental sustainability due to high abrasion and poor eco-balance.
Performance Analysis: Westlake Z-107
This graph shows how the tyre ranks across different properties compared to other tested tyres. Higher percentile means better performance - 100% means better than every tyre in every test, 0% means worse than every tyre in every test.
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Timeline
2023
Westlake Z-107 was launched
2023
Westlake Z-107 was tested 1x (ADAC)
Sizes
Westlake Z-107 is made in 8 sizes, starting from 175/55 R15 up to 265/35 R19.show prices
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Westlake Z-107 in tyre tests
All tyre tests where Westlake Z-107 was featured:All tests
ADAC Summer tyre test 2023 205/55 R16
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Ranked #34 of 50
Finishing 34th out of 50, the Westlake Z-107 was granted a final rating of 'Sufficient.' While demonstrating prowess on dry roads and efficiency, the tire's performance was tarnished by its imbalance and notably poor showing on wet surfaces – a factor that notably downgraded its assessment. Additionally, its environmental footprint raised concerns; it was critiqued for a predicted short lifespan, significant wear, and overall weak sustainability, particularly highlighted by its manufacturing origin. Despite good results in aquaplaning resistance, its mediocre grip on wet surfaces and tendency for understeer and oversteer further detracted from its appeal. The tire's braking distances and handling at the limit on dry surfaces were seen as satisfactory, yet it only provided adequate feedback to the driver, marking a limitation in its driving safety evaluation.
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Ranked #34 of 50
Finishing 34th out of 50, the Westlake Z-107 was granted a final rating of 'Sufficient.' While demonstrating prowess on dry roads and efficiency, the tire's performance was tarnished by its imbalance and notably poor showing on wet surfaces – a factor that notably downgraded its assessment. Additionally, its environmental footprint raised concerns; it was critiqued for a predicted short lifespan, significant wear, and overall weak sustainability, particularly highlighted by its manufacturing origin. Despite good results in aquaplaning resistance, its mediocre grip on wet surfaces and tendency for understeer and oversteer further detracted from its appeal. The tire's braking distances and handling at the limit on dry surfaces were seen as satisfactory, yet it only provided adequate feedback to the driver, marking a limitation in its driving safety evaluation.
| Name | Enviromental impact | Driving safety | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best values in test | 1,3 | 1,8 | |||||
| Westlake Z-107 | 3,7 | 2,7 | |||||
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Test ratings distribution
| 65% (1x) |
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| Sufficient |
| 1x |
Ratings x Wheel size
| R16 |
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| 65% (1x) |
Ratings x Width
| 205/xx Rxx |
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| 65% (1x) |
