Tyre reviews Federal Couragia M/T. Page 1 24

I've been running this tire from April to November until the snow starts. It's an excellent off-road tire, allowing me to drive far into the Jimenez Canyon because the feds really get it right. Wear is around 40% after two seasons of use, but that's largely due to the low weight of my vehicle (the only advantages are the set of keys and the front winch). I'm planning to buy another set. I believe it's the best tire I've ever had

I purchased Federal tires for my VAZ 21218 Niva Foor. The size is 205/80 R16. I bought them 3-4 years ago, the rubber is amazing. The car runs like a tank on it. I drive my Niva to places where UAZs are afraid to go, but on the standard tires. It corners well on clay, goes without any issues in spring soft ground (fields) slightly got bogged down to 0.7 atm

Excellent M+S tire. It grips well on dirt and snow is okay. It brakes fairly badly on ice and packed snow, but this tire isn't designed for winter anyway. It's quite noisy, but I think people who put such a tire on don't care as much about noise.

Tires 235/85 R16 all season LT are mounted on a GAZ-69 (UAZ precursor), exceed all tires in all parameters, only yield to FBE in mud, much better than native 6.50 R16 road tires in snow and ice.

Tread life of 60,000 km. Urban driving 80%. Tire wore down by 50% by that time. No punctures during that mileage and 5 seasons. Used only in summer. Shows good wear. Vibration starts from around 60 km/h. Braking is poor. Fuel consumption +1.5 liters. Performs very well in mud, good self-cleaning properties. Not scary to drive in mud, not scary to drive out onto the sandy beach. But after

Tire in mud and sand fire is very satisfied.

Good value for a dirt tire, but it's not for the track.

price-quality

Good tire, mud, snow, sand. On ice, full.

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