Tyre reviews Amtel Planet 2P. Page 5 136

Not bad
On a slightly wet road, if you get distracted in a turn (oh, straight into a rhyme))) it skids a lot, wear resistance is good, though a bit stiff, and a long braking distance on dry asphalt.
Pros: price, durability
Cons: noise, long braking distance on dry asphalt.

For VAZ it will do.
I have a VAZ 21093, this tire is fitted, it's rigid, and when it gets warm, the steering wheel starts to pull in different directions. In rainy weather on the highway and in dry conditions, it holds fairly well.
Pros: No advantages.
Cons: Not enough space to list everything.

Good working tire
Stands on a working car. What's hard... it depends on what to compare, but it's wear-resistant, the third season is already on, not expensive in price, and in rain and slush, it behaves very well... in general, a real workhorse...
Pros: Wear-resistant, inexpensive
Cons: May be a bit too hard

For VAZ-21074, this is excellent tires

Reasonable tires, I didn't notice any problems driving on dry or wet asphalt. The brakes are generally cool. And as for the noise and stiffness, I'd say: yes, all this is nonsense, up to 120 km/h there's none at all. And the softness - 1.7/1.8 is excellent, now it's heated up, outside it's 35°C and the pressure is

For Spectra (installed in stock) the rubber is weak!
On a wet road, it's generally non-existent: it slips, leads the car, in general, it's bad. On dry asphalt, it's more or less okay. On dirt, it's good. After 2 seasons, it looks like new, but the wear is very noticeable.
Pros: Didn't notice any
Cons: Doesn't hold the road

A very worthy tire.
I have a Honda CR-V, I've driven 20,000 km on Amtele, and there's almost no wear, not to mention that it's a very comfortable ride... thanks to the creators....
Pros: Soft and comfortable ride... durable tire...
Cons: Unfortunately, the sidewalls are very modestly designed...

I got Amtel planet 2p 195/65 R15 tyres with the purchase of a used car. My mileage is approximately 30,000 km. My opinion is: - on a dry road you can drive, but don't go faster than 120 (below 120 there are no issues, above it behaves unpredictably) - durability +; I think (even I'm sure) it will last exactly for 60,000 km - and now a FAT MINUS -

185/65 R14 Mileage 40,000 km. Came with the car as standard equipment. Sides resistant to road impact (unfortunately, our reality). Slippery on ice in winter, so need to change them in advance. Over 100 km/h, they start to whine on the asphalt. Definitely, I will take different, less noisy ones for summer.

Unsustainably large imbalance,
Noise, poor directional stability, wooden, starts to deform and vibrate (beat) at speeds over 100km/h

Mid-range tire. Replaced damaged tire with the one on trailer. Worth noting: the tire's load index was overstated. Noticed localized damage to the sidewall after 5000 km of driving on local roads. Trailer load was 70% of the tire's load index.