Tyre reviews Matador MPS-125 Variant All Weather. Page 1 116

I filed a complaint with Mosavtoshina about the tire, which had 4 lateral belts and a visible bulge visible to a 10-year-old child. I was met with the response that it's normal, drive carefully, and that it meets the factory specifications.

Ridden little, can't say much. Had to brake once in the rain at a crossing, didn't go on the juice, stopped in time. Also brakes on a dry road, but makes a loud squeal. Holds the road well.

Mounted the tire on the Gazel. It handles great. A tad stiffer on the sidewall, but doesn't look like it's sagging even at 4 atmospheres. Performs just as well on slippery roads as the others. Now I want the same tire for the rear.

This tire was used on a gazelle next with a very long base. Already searched for not one set, the tire has proven itself well in 12 months of use. Road/urban, holds the road perfectly, doesn't hum, doesn't float, doesn't stiffen.

Good day. This is a middle tire, it is installed on the front axle. There are no problems with it at a load and speed. I bought it in March 2019, and while it was new, it held up well, but I don't want to leave it in the winter after a mileage of over 50000. It is worn off about halfway. It's very difficult to hold the car on steep slopes, especially after the rain, it can even fall off. There

I own a Fiat Autodome Adriatwin 600 based on the Fiat Ducato. We drive it all year round on various roads - from European motorways to rutted dirt roads by a lake. I bought a set of these tires in the spring of 2019, and in 4 months we covered 12,000 km. In the summer it handles perfectly on dry asphalt and in the rain, and it even grips well on rutted dirt roads (if you're not a

On snow and ice I don't know how to handle it. On wet roads it handles well. It's surprisingly quiet on dry asphalt. I wouldn't regret the purchase.

Before purchasing Matador MPS-125 Variant All Weather 225/70 R15C, I drove for a year on Toyo Tyh09 (H09) 215/70 R15C 109/107R tyres. I have a good basis for comparison, and I must say that Matador MPS-125 pleased me more. It holds its load well, which cannot be said about Toyo Tyh09, which are very soft. I would recommend purchasing Matador (Sloven

A great value for the money. Soft on the road, no noise at all. I don't know how it handles on snow and ice, I think it's average as it's not a winter tire with studs or spikes, but in the rain it performs quite well. For a small van it would be a good choice.

We replaced our stock AMTs with Blais on the Gazelle as the originals were finished at 75,000 km. There's no noticeable difference in terms of load on the wheel, and it performs better in the snow, akin to M+S.