Tyre reviews Marangoni Meteo Grip E+ 55

Objectively, the tires are top-notch!!!

I bought myself Marangoni Meteo Grip E + non-studded and I'm very pleased to have found fresh, high-quality tires straight from Europe! I've never heard any bad reviews about these tires. People from Italy said that they're very popular there. The quality is superb. The advantages of these tires include a "tractor-like" tread pattern, which is perfect for our winters and roads. The price you pay for confidence on

Super! In terms of price-quality ratio

Excellent! After Nokian Hakkapelita 4 studded, not very good on ice (well, that's understandable, it's not studded), overall the tire is not bad, the car behaves predictably, on the track in a snowfall you can fully rely on it. Be careful on black ice! Especially when you've already driven more than 10,000 km on it. But otherwise - great, it can drive uphill

Worth its money anyway 100%
At first, I wanted Fulda Kristal Montero2, but it was not available and I was offered Marangoni Meteo Grip E+. The price was pleasing and I took it, which I do not regret. Good tires and for our winter, you can't imagine better.
Pluses: Low-noise, well holds the road in any weather except for complete ice
Minuses: sometimes loses traction, too soft

Tires are just what you need!

In my opinion, an excellent combination of price and quality. On loose snow, it grips so well that if you don't give gas from a standstill, it won't budge. On wet snow, I tried to skid the car - one "tail swing" and the car is manageable again. The tire is very soft, but noisy.

205x55x16

a noisy pest, but otherwise behaves very decently. I was driving from Kharkov at night, over 140 was going, suddenly a dog ran onto the road.......in short, after a couple of skids, the car leveled out without practically reducing speed, otherwise I would probably have been in the ditch

Bomb! For little money.

I've driven through winter for about 16 thousand, feeling super, like, not on snow and mush, but on dry, I drove on summer tires. Studs are not needed at all. I didn't drive on ice over 60, it's scary. It clearly responds to the steering wheel, in short, the tires are super and not expensive. However, it became somewhat noisy in the process of use, but there is almost no visible wear

There's nothing to compare it to, so overall it's good

My first winter tires (I bought the car in the summer of 2008). Once on ice, I had a hard time stopping, it pulled me for 15...20 meters, fortunately, there was a crossroads with an uphill ahead, and I was able to stop there. On a snow-covered road with unevenness, almost icy, it's very scary, but that's probably the case with any tires.

Great!
Went through fire and water, just awesome, one of the best non-studded tires, saved me many times, and whether you believe it or not, I drove 170km/h on it! I don't recommend it to others, I just tested it!)))
Pros: Everything!
Cons: Not easy to find!

Excellent tire

On snow, slush and mud it's simply excellent. I've never gotten stuck anywhere - it grips perfectly. On dry asphalt, it's also quite confident. Even on fairly warm asphalt, it doesn't float. It's a bit noisy. On dry asphalt, it doesn't wear out too quickly. If I were to use it mainly on asphalt, not on snow, I would take Meteo ESC. I bought it 2 years ago for $55, back then

Marangoni Meteo Grip E+ is undoubtedly the best

I bought it blindly, had never heard of the brand or model, and I don't regret it. I drove it everywhere possible and in any weather. I was amazed that at 130 km/h, I could overtake trucks on mud, it held like a rock, without any hint of skidding, and it also handled any hill from the first try. It also handles dirt roads with ease. If you need a