Tyre reviews Debica Passio 276

Holds the road well but noisy

These are the tires that came from the factory. I don't see anything bad about them except for the noise. I drive moderately, but this summer when I drove to the sea on the highway, I drove at 140 and 160 km/h, it holds the road well, including on wet pavement, in the city on wet cobblestones and uphill and downhill without problems. The only downside is the noise when driving fast, it's okay for

There are worse ones
The car is like a cow on ice with these tires! On wet asphalt, a 15-degree slope, it starts to move, but the wheels spin in place! At an outside temperature of +5 degrees, it creaks like on heels!
Pros: the car somehow stands on them
Cons: better about the drawbacks

Oak, noisy

Lanos 1.5, 7000 km, came as a set from the salon. I drove from April to September. In the city - okay - potholes, curbs, broken glass. On the highway above 130 km/h, it jerks the steering wheel, - it's scary after 160 km/h. It's better not to brake sharply even on dry road - when the wheels lock up, it slides like on skates, you

No tire
I bought it by accident, cheap and half worn out. It handles poorly on turns, always on the verge of skidding, noisy, stiff, and the situation worsens in the rain. It wears unevenly (the suspension and toe are fine), it rubs on the sides, and the middle remains the same on all. I replaced it with a new Kormoran Impulser, it's like day and night,
Pros: none
Cons

Original tire, came with the car from the factory on my Lada. The tire is complete garbage! Noisy! Doesn't hold water, when driving into puddles the car gets pulled right in, stiff, although no uneven wear appeared even after heavy impacts in potholes, apparently due to the high profile, although the wheels got bent. Wear resistance is fairly good, ran 50,000 km before the tread was worn down to the limit, however, starts to get rough when the

Presto

- rough ride, noisy, poor grip on wet road, on snow like skiing, after 140 km/h almost no traction.

+ holds shock loads well, durable (went 90,000 km).

Daewoo Sens 1.3, 58,000 km on Debica Passio tires. There are some notes: noisy, not very stable at speeds above 140 km/h, starts to become brittle at temperatures below +5°C, wooden in winter (excuse the expression), but it's not worth 700 UAH and doesn't qualify as a winter tire. Winter tires are slippery, so it's best to buy them and drive with them. Withstanding wear, the tire

I have a 2005 Lada Lanos. It's been running well, but it makes a lot of noise over 90 km/h. I only drive it slowly in the rain. It's scary to drive in the winter, so I wear winter tires. The good thing is that it takes a hit well and has never let me down, even when I hit some big potholes. I'm thinking of buying a car that's a bit better.

Satisfied

Daewoo Lanos. I bought the car this winter. The factory was equipped with this tire. I found out that it's a summer tire only yesterday. The winter was terrible. I live in the suburbs of Kiev. I drive 200 km every day, 40-50 km of which are on completely snow-covered roads. How it holds the road in any conditions - there are simply no questions. It didn't "lose grip" even once.

Dissatisfied
Regarding the fact that it holds the road - it's a lie! On wet pavement - the tire is for suicides. And in turns on the skid, it's better not to try even on dry asphalt! And as for balancing - it's complete nonsense!
Pros: Cheap
Cons: Everything else