Tyre reviews Matador MP-58 Silika M+S. Page 1 22
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Awful tire, just super bad
Installed on CarinaE. Bought the car with the wheels on which this tire is mounted, disgust appeared immediately after the first kilometers of driving. Hard as hell, howls like an airplane. Very dissatisfied with this company and specifically with these wheels. Haven't seen snow on them yet, and even more so ice - but I'm very afraid to encounter it. For another car, I bought Hakkapeliitta Q, for the service car Hakk
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Three winters - and no problems.
The tires (195/65/15) have been driven on an Opel Vectra B for about 50 thousand km. I hope it will also pass this winter, but already on a Mazda6.
Pros: In terms of handling and protector - no complaints.
Cons: A bit noisy, sidewalls are weak.Note!
In the neighboring thread about the new product from the megaphone Michelin: Michelin Alpin A3 http://www.euroshina.com.ua/tyres/Michelin/Alpin_a3 Does the tread remind anyone of anything? No? :))))
Pros: Excellent tire! Its tread is even copied by Michelin.
Cons: once again - none!they're good
can't compare specially, but when I put them on after the factory Rossava on the ninth...super...soft, quiet, everywhere...when I changed back to the previous ones in the spring, I realized what wooden tires are. 18-04-2007
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Great tires for the money!!!
I put them on my Daewoo Nubira 2. I have no complaints about the tires. For such a car, you don't need anything more. It handles snow normally. On dry and wet roads, if you don't speed (100 and above), it's predictable! I didn't risk driving on ice and didn't experiment. Besides, there was no ice anyway.
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I've installed such used tires on the front.
Maybe someone knows what the problem is? At the tire service, they said that since this tire was already on another car, it was also tuned for that car. And on the new car, the wear is different. They said it would pass. It's very noisy, there's a hum in the cabin.
Pros: cheap
Cons: noisy- Rate
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Completely normal tires. They hold well on snow, mud, asphalt. On ice, there can be wheel slip, but that's on completely bare ice.
Pros: Excellent rubber for the money.
Cons: None found- Control on a dry road
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Compromise: it doesn't cost much, the quality is acceptable.
Having read the reviews, I had strong doubts. Is it worth buying? But now I'll say - I did the right thing. Dry road, wet - no problem. Noise level after Barum - an order of magnitude lower. In snow (bumpy or loose) it hasn't let me down so far, wheel spinning only occurs when sharply increasing RPM on first gear. Drift in turns is minimal. On
- Control on a dry road
- Steering in the wet
- Control in the snow
- Control on ice
- Control on dirt
- Quiet in motion
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- Wearability
- Price/performance
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I drive on 58 and feel quite confident on the road. I put them on 6-inch wide disks, they don't make noise - if you put them on 6.5-inch disks, they do make noise, because a wider disk changes the contact patch. The tire size is 195
Pros: tires for their money
Cons: properties on ice- Rate
excellent budget tires
I've driven through the winter without any issues, they handle any snow well, but they're not great on ice, however, they're not studded tires, it's better not to drive into mud, the wear seems negligible over the season, it's better to buy Slovak-made tires, our production will ruin any brand, I took the Slovak ones and they're flying normally.
Pros: everything is fine with them
Cons: it's better not- Control on a dry road
- Steering in the wet
- Control in the snow
- Control on ice
- Control on dirt
- Quiet in motion
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- Price/performance