Tyre reviews Altenzo Sports Navigator 76

- It balances poorly, though it's stored according to the rules.

- It's not particularly suitable for heavy vehicles (my 2950 is dry weight) as the bead is a bit too weak and it sways a bit, and I don't want to re-inflate the tire, since I'll have other problems.

I was pleasantly surprised by the softness and the lack of noise. Tire size: 275/40 front, 315/35 rear on 20" rims. From Altens to Danlop, Altens feels better. Softer than Danlop and slightly less responsive steering. I hit a pothole with sharp edges, it cut the tread on the sidewall, but no blowouts. Also handles on the track almost as expected, the car used to jump around so much - a

I bought these tires on recommendation and I'm really happy with them! Although I've only driven a short distance, I've already formulated an opinion that these tires are worth their money. I have R21 rims with a Michelin on them originally. The Altanza is three times better! The Michelin wore out in a season, the local tire shop doesn't like to repair it, it was quite loud and it struggled to hold the road in the rain. And of course, it had constant

Running on the second set already!

Excellent tire. Very good performance considering the price. Shiea holds well both at approx. 180 km/h and in heavy rain. Not prone to aquaplaning, quiet and rides well. Light off-road - probably okay. In general - a rare case when I can confidently recommend!

I've already bought a second set. The tires are 4/5 on a hard scale - they wear out evenly, but quickly. Can be said that an ideal option for cars up to 200 HP. The price is a pleasant surprise, more so than the periodicity of replacement.

Excellent tires. In terms of Price-Quality, quality is clearly the winner. Buy them, you won't regret.

Driven over 50,000km across Russia on a 275/55 R20. Super handling on dry and wet surfaces! No problem driving on dirt roads and light off-road. Quiet, pleasant, and predictable.
I'm now buying a second set.
I highly recommend!

I purchased 275/40R20 and 315/35R20 tires before the price surge for 24,000 RUB per set, which was a competitive price at the time. The tire rotation and balancing were done without any issues, and the tires were perfectly balanced. The tire compound is very soft, there is no noise, and the ride is smooth despite the very low profile. I was very pleased with how the car behaved in the groove, it no longer oversteers,

I fitted the Australian Altenzo Sports Navigator to my 4.0 BMW X5 in size 275/40R20. It is a world away from the Michelin Pilot Sport 3. The tyre is much softer and the car handles much better.

I would give Altenzo a solid 5 out of 5. Excellent tyre.

Tyres perfectly balanced with minimal weights, comfortable on any tyre type, noise level is minimal. They handle snowy roads in April with confidence, and don't float at +35 degrees. I'm satisfied with these tyres, this size is the best option for me. I would recommend them for purchase. I've only had them for a couple of months, so let's see how they hold up in the long run.