Tyre reviews Fulda Kristall Montero 2. Page 4 738
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I don't know how it drives yet, but I would like it to be quieter.
Yesterday, I got fitted with French Fulda Montero 2. By feel - a bit noisier than the native Kumho on smooth asphalt, but only slightly. But it goes over potholes more smoothly.
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For such money, it's worth taking)))
It was installed on my Fiat Tipo 1.4, when I installed it, I immediately went to the dacha to check how it behaves on snow))) I was very surprised when it climbed such a hill!!!! I was just shocked 8-). Now I'm going to put it on my Honda 1.8 on R16 20 55 5, I'll test it and see what it's capable of!!!!<
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It may be good on snow, but on asphalt...
I bought a pair for the front today, and left the summer Dunlop 300 on the back. I really believe they will perform well on snow, but on dry asphalt, even at temperatures below zero - it's just terrible - much worse than the aforementioned summer version - the brake pedal has to be pressed all the way to achieve the same braking effect as with a light press on the summer one! It's scary. Although
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You can drive
I have Fulda Kristall Montero 2 (195/65 r15) on my Golf 5. I had to buy them at the time when the dollar started to rise, so they cost me 540 hryvnia, which I think is a bit expensive.
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Very pleased!!!
Decided to buy Fulda KM2 175/70 R14 (previously drove two winters on Gislaved EF3, even earlier Matador MP58) it was the reviews on this site that led me to choose these tires. Thought, I should write too, how I drive, the opinion of users is important for a hesitant buyer.
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Will do - mid-range tires
Having read your forum about Montero -2, I decided to take them.Tires are super
I'm very satisfied. Tires are super. Not afraid to drive in any weather and on any road in winter
Pros: great on slush, loose snow and ice
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For a moderate style, it's not bad at all
I bought this rubber (made in France) 95% for the city (Minsk, i.e. the roads are cleaned, the yards are so-so), I used to drive on studded tires - got tired of the noise, and the studs worked more on asphalt than on snow/ice. Fulda KM2 - everything is OK regarding snow/asphalt, as written here. On complex surfaces (freezing slush or
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Excellent tires at a good price
Spent the winter without any problems.- Control on a dry road
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Excellent tires
I've been driving all winter. The tires are super. I chose them for a long time and didn't regret it. All weather conditions below -6 are fine for them. Snow, wet snow, slush - they handle great. Ice and mud - not bad. On dry roads, I accelerated to 200 km/h - no complaints. The only problem is that they are a bit noisy, but that's winter tires for you. They hold the road great. Take
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