Tyre reviews Matador MP-30 Sibir Ice 2 SUV 169

Before this, I was driving on Continental 4*4 non-studded tires. Everything was perfect, I felt confident on the roads. But either it was this winter in Siberia that brought a catastrophe, with three normal snowfalls, or the tire was starting to give up after five winters of operation. After I got stuck in the snow and on ice a couple of times and the ABS started playing the drill, when the car was driving into other cars in front of me, I decided that

Not bad tires for their money. I drove mainly on the highway, handling is predictable, brakes are solid. Moderately soft, a bit noisy, but it doesn't bother me. I won't say that the studs bite in immediately, but they work. My driving style is moderate, without sharp movements (experience shows that in winter there's no need to hurry anywhere!)

Hello everyone. I've been using them for 2 winters and I'd like to share my impressions. I once had them on my classic Autolandera Gislaved Nordfrost 5. Excellent tires. When I was searching for VOLVO, I was surprised to find Gislaved's pattern on some Matador. And, as I found out, Matador, Gislaved are part of the Continental group...

Fellow travelers, Matador Siberia Icereal

I'm buying these tyres for the second time. I've had the first set for 6 years and not a single stud has come loose. They grip snow well enough, though they're a bit noisy.

Hello everyone.
Matador MP-30 Sibir Ice 2 SUV used from mid-November to February.
Soft, quiet, holds on the road and on snow and asphalt.
Mainly used in the region.
Knobs are all in place.
Excellent tire.
Price and quality match.

Good tire, holds the road well on asphalt and snow, not noisy, balanced perfectly.

A good tire for its price, a bit noisy, high manufacturing quality, balances well, studs are all in place after three seasons of operation in the city, mostly on asphalt (Almaty, Kazakhstan)

One of the best tires in its price category.

Good tires, wear resistance is excellent, handling on asphalt is very good (I drive in Almaty, where from the whole winter, ice and snow maximum for a week or two).

Noisy, the studs are loud.

Surprisingly quiet, good grip on snow/ice. There are some reservations about handling at speeds above 80 km/h, but I don't ride at over 110 km/h on the Delike, it's not the bike for that. Overall a solid 4. Definitely worth the money.