Tyre reviews RoadMarch PrimeMax A/T II. Page 1 11

Good tires, soft, balanced normally, despite the large size 285/75 R16. You can drive in winter, but carefully. The price/quality ratio is five plus. Haven't tried them in mud yet, no need so far.

I bought the wheels at the end of winter and immediately installed them on my car. They were balanced well, and the ride is satisfactory - wet snow and ice are handled normally, I didn't have to drive in deep snow. Now it's May, and I'm enjoying the ride, I thought they would be noisy, but everything is fine! Good luck to everyone on the roads!!!

Good tires, much quieter than the native openly highway Giti!!! I didn't notice any slipping or drifting when braking sharply. They hold well, are stable at high speed and when hitting puddles, and are resistant to aquaplaning. Summary: for this money, they're great!!!

Good tires! We'll see further.

Surprisingly good tires. Previously, I had Bridgestone's Ecopia 800, and the Primmax is in no way worse, but even better. It handles dirt better, and on asphalt it holds just as well. On snow, it's average. It's not noisy. And it doesn't wear out as much as Bridgestone, which is a big plus.

Balanced normally. The noise from the rubber is acceptable. They hold the road well, brake well on dry and wet surfaces. The tread depth of a new tire is 9mm. I drove a summer season (15,000 km), measured the tread, 7mm remained. The upper risk of tread depth has almost worn out.

Price-quality 100% match. Balanced perfectly. After the well-run Hakkapeliitta non-studded tires that were on the car before, it became quieter. After rain, I easily drove through fields, forests, and streams up to the door sills. 160 km/h on asphalt, the steering wheel doesn't shake. No bulges appeared.

Everything is fine.

Two seasons and worn to zero. Started to puncture from simple pebbles.

Excellent tire
Very good, manageable and responsive both on asphalt and off it