Tyre reviews Matador MP-44 Elite 3 161

I'm driving a Ford Focus 2 with 205/55/16 tyres. Since last winter (2014) I started thinking about which tyres to buy, and considering my budget was up to €3000 per wheel, I looked at prices, read reviews and asked people for their opinion, and ultimately chose the Slovak Matador Elite 3. In my opinion, in this price category, there are no tyres equal to the Matador Elite 3. For €2690 per wheel,

In general, I changed my tires today. I thought I'd make it till winter and change them then, but my Goodyear UltraGrip 6 (RIP) simply disintegrated in front of my eyes, lost air, cracked and generally made a nightmare of my work commute.

After long deliberations, doubts and re-evaluations of my limited budget, I decided to change to the Matador MP 44 Elite 3. The tire is considered a divisive

Tires worked well. A low rumbling sound can be heard during braking. The rear part of the car (unibody) was slightly lifted in a turn, but I think this was due to non-compliance with the speed limit. In general, a good tire for the price. I think it is not entirely correct to add "snow control" and "ice control" to the assessment of summer tires. Of course, buying tires in April and writing a review in July, you can

Used on a front-wheel drive minivan, it has been driven approximately 14,000 km. What I liked,
1. Low noise levels on any surface;
2. Course stability on any weather;
3. Clear brakes;
4. Wear resistance;
5. High level of comfort.
On the matodora for the first time, the experience was both with Nokian and Michelin and I will tell you that the

Before putting them on, I had the stock Continental ContiPremium Contact 2. I put this new pair of Matador on the rear axle. Compared to the previous ones, I slightly felt it was sliding in turns. I didn't feel a difference in noise. I do want to note one thing, there are two deep grooves in the middle of each of them, probably about one centimeter deep, and small stones are constantly getting stuck in them, hence the creaking noise against

Hello to all readers and people "rubbing the tire" in the summer tire selection. Summer has arrived, although it has been here for a long time in our region - Republic of Komi. Well, never mind. I was searching for a while, reading and selecting based on reviews. The result - I found on the Mirkolles website a 205/55/16 tire for 2700 roubles per unit. I was thinking of buying Continental, Hankook, etc. but

I bought them in autumn.
They replaced the factory installed Michelin Energy Saver tyres.
The noise level is noticeably lower compared to them. Handling is sharper.
They brake extremely well on wet asphalt.

This tire was a hit. It handles great, it's soft, but unfortunately the tread wears off quickly. Regular driving, I usually get 4-5 seasons out of a tire, but this one is barely making it to 3. About 30,000 miles on it.

Excellent tires made in Germany by Continental saw that the Russian ones were nothing to say about. They lasted 34,000 km with uniform wear, and I couldn't notice any difference in behavior with new ones.

Installed on a luxury West as a factory fit. A radical summer tire, a light dusting or a freeze and it's hazardous to drive, electronic helpers won't make a significant difference. On dry asphalt, there are no issues, and with normal driving, it will not cause any problems. After 10,000 km, an indicator on the tread, showing not a single millimeter of wear. Decent tires, but in this segment, there are options to choose from, in my opinion