We continue the study of {\em robust} tensor codes and expand the
class of base codes that can be used as a starting point for the
construction of locally testable codes via robust two-wise tensor
products. In particular, we show that all unique-neighbor expander
codes and all locally correctable codes, when tensored with any
other good-distance code, are robust and hence can be used to
construct locally testable codes. Previous works by required stronger expansion properties to obtain locally testable codes.

Our proofs follow by defining the notion of {\em weakly smooth}
codes that generalize the {\em smooth} codes of I.Dinur et al. We
show that weakly smooth codes are sufficient for constructing robust
tensor codes. Using the weaker definition, we are able to expand the
family of base codes to include the aforementioned ones.