Tyre reviews Fulda Kristall Montero 2. Page 2 738

I'm on my first season with these tires. City driving is no issue, but on the highway: a small patch of black ice, a shallow groove from trucks, speed 120, 5 people in the car and a full trunk. So, when making a turn or shifting lanes the rear end starts to swing from side to side!!! Very unpleasant feeling!!!

Very impressed with these tires. Excellent grip on snow and slush, good in wet and dry. Durability seems good too, even when using them as the weather warms up. Would recommend them to anyone - who needs 4x4?

So far, so good
Mazda 3, 1.6. Bought the tires (15/195/65-France) 2 weeks ago and installed them right away. The tires are soft, quiet - it's a pleasure to drive. On dry roads at a speed of 170, they hold the road perfectly, and there were no glitches in the rain either. So far, there are no complaints, we'll see how it goes further.
Pros:

So far this is the best offer
Opel Astra-G 1.6 185/65 R15, I've already driven this winter on Montero 2, the feelings are only positive, the new tire compound has slightly improved the behavior on smooth ice, I was pleased with the low tire wear, and so look at my review of the Montero from 04-04-2005.
Pros: Low wear, strong sidewall, low noise

Creditworthy rubber

I bought it because the price was democratic. I drove it through the winter and all of spring 2007. The tire was very much to my liking. In the winter, on dry asphalt at minus temperatures, it performed very well. It's moderately hard and moderately noisy. On the road, it doesn't float, and you don't need to make any adjustments. Handling is good. On snowy slush, it has no issues, and the car doesn't sk

Not bad tires for their money. Made in France
As soon as I changed the wheels, I immediately went to try out what I bought. I found a place where they were hauling snow out of Kiev, where trucks had made a great mess, and started testing the tires. For the money, the tires performed great, the only thing I had to do was drive to a car wash after the test.
Pros: handles any snowbank
Cons: needs studs on ice

The golden mean

I bought on Saturday at Perova Fulda Montero 2 for Ford Focus. I drove out of town. Felt confident after the summer Michelin Energy :). But, to be honest, I have nothing bad to say about the quality. My brother has been driving on them for a second season on a VW and it's fine. Actually, I was going to buy Dunlop Graspik, but I decided on these along the way. They say it doesn

You can take

Passat, 16 radius. I bought it after reading reviews on this site. I bought it for the first time. On dry asphalt, it drives normally up to a speed of 150 km/h, then it starts to drift a bit, but not significantly. On rain, it goes confidently. On snowy, loose, wet mush, I drove at 140 on a straight road - it didn't make me worry too much. On ice, it's not very

One of the best for cars A, B, C, D.

I drove 2 seasons on Tavria - just great, drove a lot, up to 10-15 thousand km per winter season, no complaints. Even when it's impossible to move forward on a snowy road, and that happened, it pulls back in any conditions. In 2007, I switched to Hyundai Accent 1.6 - no problems, already driven about 7 thousand km on snow,

I highly recommend! I was skeptical at first when I got them for my Toyota, but the tires turned out to be excellent. They have a quiet ride and good handling in typical winter conditions for the middle latitudes: snow, wet snow, snowy "mash", ice under the snow, and even when there's no snow in sight for a couple of weeks. Of course, one could make an adjustment for the fact that I'm not a race car driver, my driving style is moderate,