Tyre reviews Cooper Weather-Master S/T 2. Page 3 187

An excellent budget option for winter

In December, I put on new ones: the car drove completely differently. It holds the road perfectly. Not once did it skid in turns. When overtaking in the middle of the road, on an untouched snow strip, it behaves like on asphalt. I have to brake with the engine and be cautious in turns much less often. On dirt roads and off-road, it's also quite adequate.

Very high-quality tires
Last summer I bought two sets of these tires. One for myself for Citroen Berlingo 175/70 R14, the other for my spouse for Dodge Caliber 215/60 R17. I have no complaints about the tires, either in the Carpathians or in Kyiv. The main advantage is that it gives confidence while driving in various situations.
Pros: Good road grip, low wear
Cons: None

Slippery, perfect for snow.

Overall, the tire is pretty good.

As long as the tread patterns on the tire are not worn down - a decent tire, on any type of cover. Trips between climate zones confirm it. By the third to fourth season, the studs start to appear. Initially (third season), tolerable, then suddenly and in large quantities. But this part is subjective, depending on many factors. Moving along serpentine routes at high speed does not contribute to the preservation of studs.

Unfortunately the studs didn't make it through the season of use. Everything is in place, but instead of studs – round tips that don't project above the tread and don't hold onto the ice!

I knew it! It's easier for me than for you!) The tyre is great, it handles well on ice, snow, slush, the only problem is that the tyre makers made a mistake, they put the big studs on unevenly, now I don't have time to re-tread them, though the tread is almost still intact! My tyre fitter Leka advised me to drive like this and he's right! I live in Nizhnevartovsk, and for

Soft. Forgets that you're driving on snow in winter. I'm very satisfied. Third season, minimal wear and tear. Very satisfied.

Actual size smaller than stated

Acceptable.