Tyre reviews Amtel Planet Т-301. Page 1 62

If you drive in the pension mode all the time, they will last very long. But if you drive aggressively, the tire is prone to constant imbalance. Annual mileage is 40,000 km. I drove fast, and there were many potholes and tram tracks. I balanced it every month or two, but constant imbalance and vibrations. In winter - Dunlop, I balanced it at the beginning of winter (for peace of mind) - no such problems. The tire's wear is quite

I specifically looked for a directional tread. Track tyres, fairly stiff. Show their best properties on long drives, in the city, these tyres won't have time to warm up, of course, depending on the climatic zone. In water, they're all fine. Surprisingly, they behave well in the off-season, on black ice, on snow, for summer tyres, they're simply above expectations. They hold the frost heaves. Mud, sand, in virtue of their directional nature,

Installed 175/70R13 tires and went through the season with them. Totally satisfied with the tires. The road-holding is excellent, noise-free, handling at its best, especially in the rain. Went out of town, on dirt roads and in mud, went with confidence, never skidded, balanced well. As for the drawbacks, I'd say it's a bit stiff and during dry asphalt braking, I feel a slight slipping of the tire. Good choice for these prices.

Exploited size - 185/65R14. I looked for 195/60R14, but this size is quite rare.
Nice price!
The tire is moderately soft and moderately hard. Something in between.
Balances easily.
A relatively low noise level.
It's interesting to drive in sharp turns on both dry and wet surfaces (in the rain). You're waiting for a wheel blowout, and it all of a sudden,

I'm delighted with it - I used to buy overpriced imports before :(

My Pirellis wore out, I had to get a new one. I read reviews in different places - there was some skepticism, people were complaining about Amtele, saying it's noisy. I'll tell you what - once I put them on, I was surprised, it can't be compared to Pirelli P3000, Michelin Energy, or Kleber Dynaxer (I

Tire 195/60 R15.

Ran on this tire for 6 years. I drive occasionally, mostly on vacation. The tire is noisy and hard. When braking sharply, even at low speeds, the wheels often slip on the road. Due to this, I almost got into an accident once. I had to drive in the rain a lot. No aquaplaning was observed, but when hitting a puddle at 100 km/h, the steering wheel would violently

Tire for a leisurely elderly person’s movement. When balanced, 20 to 40 weights were hung. In sharp turns, a typical whine can be heard. A good option for this price category.

Horror, not a tire... on all four wheels after balancing, the weights are less than 25 g each... on the spare, 45 g.
Gullies on two, wanted to put them back with gullies, but changed my mind after looking at the rear eight. In a word, hell!
A noisy hell! And, to boot, the braking is complete trash on 80 km... crashed the rear cabin floor with a lance on the sand,

Spent 6 years, barely 30,000 km gone, with one blowout, and the second one is already a square one:). Cracks appeared. My friend had one before me, and even flew over a stroller in the winter. I'm still amazed how I didn't take such a risk. How many potholes it's seen, I thought I was going to break everything, but it wasn't like that. Cars coming to me fell into potholes,

I've had a Zezina for a season now and it's been excellent. The mileage is between 30,000 to 40,000 km, and I can say one thing for certain - it's a sure-footed tire, whether on dirt or asphalt, dry or wet. In contrast to Kumho and Eco-Hams, it doesn't float in the heat, and it's not as hard as a Cordiant. On ice, I can't speak to it, as I