Tyre reviews Tigar Cargo Speed Winter 115

I like it. Before I took a spare tire for the old transit. Drove for three years without changing it. Now I bought a winter tire with studs for the transit tour 2011. Driving is just super, like a train on rails! Although ABS and ESP are also helping.

A great tire for a van. Good traction on shallow snow. Holds the road well. On ice, as any studded tire, requires caution. The tread is fairly deep, allowing for stability in any winter weather.

Tire quality is terrible for the second year in a row, I used to buy them and was satisfied.

It's expensive, but it's a good tire. I ran the same tire for 4 years, with 2 of those years being in winter and summer. I loaded my vehicle up to 3.5 tons, and almost never to 4 tons. The car has been working fine. In the fall of the 4th year, I had two tires with cracks (no surprise - the loads, taking into account the "flat" roads). I got up to 170 km/h

I'm driving a MAXUS minibus for the second winter now, performance is normal, price to quality ratio is excellent, the tyres are quiet and extremely durable, mainly driven on poor asphalt and icy gravel roads.

Expected behavior. Very good handling on the road. Shows itself well in the snow. Snow at the entrance is not an obstacle. In principle, no tire holds on ice and that is expected. Excellent price to quality ratio.

Rode them not a lot, only positive impressions. Slightly on the leading wheels, some spikes flew off, not critical. Strong, thick rubber, not like the marshaling (junk). And on the track, and on snow. Plus, in general!

Very good, I liked the 3 seasons of studs all in place. Operation of Galil business went on continuously under load. Good traction.

Good tire, soft, the most important thing is that it behaves adequately on ice.

As for the minuses, I would say that the studs have all gone by the 4th season, but they fulfill their functions to 100%.

The tires are not bad in principle. They are soft, hold the road well. But the studs do not hold at all. They wear out quickly. In the end, they start to leak along the studs.