Tyre reviews Marshal MU11 Matrac FX. Page 3 176

Generally satisfied

Excellent tires for the price. At first they seemed a bit noisy, but after a few miles of run-in the noise disappeared. They balanced perfectly on standard wheels. I'd like to highlight the excellent cornering stability and almost complete disregard for the road camber. In the rain, the behavior is also very predictable, with no skidding when braking. Conclusion: - I recommend to anyone who wants to buy high-quality, yet affordable wheels.

I bought a spare in replacement for the one that got punctured, so I have some experience with them. They're soft summer tires. They hold up well on wet roads. They're quiet. They do great on our potholed roads - no bumps.

Excellent model, excellent price, tire, despite the tread pattern on the smooth asphalt does not hum and does not whistle, my assumptions were not justified, overall very satisfied, 215/55 ZR17.

Good tire for the price. The only drawback is it understeers on a wet track, but it's quite easy to handle. You just need to be careful in the beginning until the tire gets worn in.

Good tire for a lightweight crossover

Bought a set from 2015 to replace the 10-year-old Bridgestone Potenza that came with the car. Size is 215/50 R 17. Overall impressions are good. Small road imperfections are handled well and softly. A bit noisy, and it seems less so than the Bridgestone. Enters corners well at 70 km/h. Let down my impression was the susceptibility to bulges. By my own carelessness, at 70 km/h, I

In the price-quality category, a good option.

I decided to swap 215/45 for 225/45 in the hopes of gaining some extra width and a bit more height, which is more suitable for our roads. My hopes were justified: I notice fewer potholes on the same roads and handling is improved. However: the 1.6 is too heavy for it and, due to lack of adjustable camber, the inner edge of the front tires (rear ones are like new) wore down over the season.

A bit noisy, otherwise I liked it, the only issue during the season was the wear-off of the text on the rear tires during active driving.