Tyre reviews Powertrac Snowtour. Page 1 34

Took it on the Gazelle on the back. Doesn't matter on wet ice, works fine in all other situations. Wear resistance not clear, test mileage is one winter.

I bought a set of tyres from a Chinese manufacturer, as there are not many options in this price segment. I purchased the set at the price of one premium segment tyre. The mileage is 80% highway and 20% city. The only criticism is during icy conditions, in sharp corners, where there is a small but controllable lateral displacement of the leading axle of the vehicle. As for noise level, it is not much quieter than the summer Norman sx2, in the same size,

I've driven over 6000 km on this tire. Evaluated to the value, good tire at an excellent price.

Regular tires for a fair price. We use them on our work vehicles. Drivers are satisfied. Noisy at first.

The lug is not bad, took a 275/55R20, it's not a question on the snow, ice, as usual for all lug, holds poorly. On the rear axle, it just unfolded on the road, but the road was icy, to her, as for all lug, the coating is nothing. Went to the woods, it's great to drive. Quiet, soft.

I ordered the tires for my working vehicle. The driver is satisfied. Excellent price-quality ratio. I will order another set for another vehicle. It's not been cold yet, so I can't assess the tread life yet. The car usually travels around 6-8 thousand kilometers per month. We'll see.

Decent tires, solid 4 out of 5. Ice, of course, is not for them, but packed/loose snow is quite good

Well, given the lack of snow, I can only judge by dry roads and small patches of ice in Moscow, overall all good, first experience with Chinese tires, didn't feel much of a difference from top brands, except for some noise from the tires starting at 80-90 km/h, not critical, but noticeable if you turn off the music)

On snow, great...on ice, terrible.

Very good tire. Excellent ratio of price to quality.