Tyre reviews Maloya Davos. Page 1 204

The rebranded version of the Vredestein Snowtrac 3 (Maloya is a Swiss company, part of the same umbrella as Vredestein) and when I bought them they were about 30 tires cheaper than Vredestein. I fitted them in late November and they were pretty soft until this week. After some time they performed excellently. At lower temperatures I can, of course, feel a better braking grip than with the standard Goodyears. Not so

Good grip and braking in dry. A bit skittish in wet or grimey conditions (post snow and so on). Wore fairly well (high mileage on my vehicle), although noise was noticeable again though this could just be a sign in general!

Winter tyres, the ones that do what you want them to do.

I haven’t noticed any compromises in summer grip. On wet surface, it is excellent, and you can drive with complete confidence in the snow. These big tyres.

For straight ahead, super wide. Good tire for straight ahead. Sounding like me in corners. Good tire for straight ahead. Better tire for curves. Good tire but on curves.

For straight ahead supersport, cornering driver. Good tire for straight ahead. Slower in curves. Good tire for straight ahead. Better tire in curves. Good PNEU But in Curves.

Ottima GOMMA chinese 45000 km, per decennio rimane accettabile. Very very good tire, as long as 45,000 km, after which it remains acceptable, but not for fast drivers.

Good winter tire

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