Tyre reviews Matador MPS-500 Sibir Ice Van. Page 1 110

I bought these tyres for two Gazels, after Cordiant Business from the factory - it's a whole different world! Everything is fine with the tyre, at 100,000 km, half of the tread wore off at constant overloads, wear by 50%. The car rides on it like on rails, everything is fine, I'll take Matador Maxilla for summer!

Excellent tires, there are some minor questions about the quality of the stud seating, but it's acceptable. A two-ton vehicle can pull through the snow as if it had shovels instead of tires. The road is held acceptably, the wear is not fast. The previous set of these tires lasted three seasons and was then given to a colleague with the same car, it lasted a summer season and heroically died. BUT!!! The price for the tire is very biting today, the previous set was bought for 5500 per piece, and now it costs around 10000. I overpaid only because I know that this tire is excellent in the snow and has a good resource.

I bought them for Fiat Ducato, 4 wheels. Highway/city mileage. So far, they were great even in very deep snow. After the first winter season, half of the studs came off (I don't overload). In the second year, it became problematic to get out of the snow ruts. Now, one pair of wheels is on the rear with half of the studs. The tread wear on the rear axle is almost non-existent. There is traction on the road even on ice (when braking). I disposed of the second pair of wheels (which lasted 2 seasons on the front axle). But overall, considering the mileage, which is around 100,000, I think it's an excellent option!

The tires are sturdy, after 20,000 km all the studs are in place. The mileage is mainly on the highway. If properly run-in, I think they will last a long time, time will tell. The deep tread works well on snow. The car is rear-wheel drive, not for off-road use, so I don't know how it would perform in deep snowdrifts. Ok

Impressive tires, wear and tear exceeded all expectations, and the car was constantly overloaded - it didn’t affect the tires in the slightest. They behave confidently in deep snow, only getting stuck when the car was sitting on its belly. Ice is also no obstacle, whether in braking or accelerating.

I took on a 12-month microbus. Size 205/70 R15C Matador MPS-500 indexes 106/104R. I am very pleased with the purchase. The semi-commercial tire is thicker compared to passenger tires, the previous owner obviously economized and it was a spare tire with a load index of 99, which is a bit low for the Starlet. The spare tire still had studs, but the cord was damaged, and they couldn't hold the load.

Picked up a 2007 Starck, 12-seater long version. Previously it had Kumho tires. Extremely pleased with the Machtador! The pattern is deep and aggressive, noise on asphalt is within normal limits. It's a commercial-grade tire, so make sure to choose a good tire shop for the rotation. It balanced out quickly. I'm very satisfied with the purchase. I also chose the Matador for the off-road vehicle, but it's a Russian-made model (

Excellent tire, winter was very road-holding, snow, ice, all the time. Holds the road very well. Normal noise for such a tire.

Excellent winter tires. On rear-wheel drive, I start moving in snow and ice without slipping. Moderately noisy and sturdy. I've been using them on not my first car. Bought them here at a good price?

Delivered promptly!

I ordered 6 tires from Mosavtoshina, they arrived quickly, mounted them on the rims, pressure 3.5, been driving for the second winter, I'm delighted, both on the highway and in the city and at the dacha, the car works as a cargo taxi