Tyre reviews Amtel NordMaster Evo. Page 11 956

Overall, for the price, these are decent tires. If you don't drive too aggressively, they have good traction on snow, ice, and asphalt. The biggest drawback is the noise. They are indeed noisier than regular tires, but for the price, it's tolerable. I haven't finished the season yet, so I can't say more, but I've already driven about 1.5 km.

Holds the road confidently. After 6,000 km of mileage, mostly on asphalt, all the studs are in place. It confidently digs out of snowdrifts. On "mash" it does not float. When changing lanes on a snowy highway through the "shoulders" between lanes, it maintains reliable control of the car. Of the minuses, noise! Hellish noise! Throughout the entire period of use, I have visited the diagnosis several times with a complaint about the howl of the hub bearings, and every time it was the noise of the tires.

In summary, I want to note the quality of the studs, the grip on the road. Since I drive 90% within the city, after the season I want to sell and take something less noisy for the next season.

Very noisy tires. For half a winter, the studs have not come off yet, but at speeds above 80, the ears are already getting tired.
They drain water so-so. The car is tossed at speeds of 80-90 when changing lanes through slush.
On compacted snow - normally, if you don't drive too fast
I bought 185/65 r14, maybe in other sizes it's better

The tires are not bad, but one of them blew a bulge. Luckily, I noticed it in time.

normal tires

Good tires. The grip on the road in snowy weather is at a decent level. Price, quality, I recommend!

Already 2 months in use, everything is fine!

Normal tires for this price. They are noisy though, well nothing!

Good price and quality ratio

No drawbacks