Tyre reviews Tigar High Performance. Page 1 219

I've been buying tires at this store for quite some time. This time, I replaced my Hankook optimo 415 205/60*R16 with a new set of tires, specifically Tiger High Performance 205/60*R16. The price was moderate and the production is in Serbia. The sales manager told me that the tires were from 2017, but what I got were brand new ones, all four of them, with the production date of 10th week of 201

I was looking for softer tyres for my Logan-1 as Logan is a stool. Last summer on my Godier 185/65/15 I heard every crack in the asphalt. This winter I replaced them with Cormoran stut 2 - it was softer, but when I installed these Tigers (195/65/15) a couple of weeks ago, I was over the moon! I thought my first Logan's suspension was faulty in terms of comfort, but no! It got even softer

I bought it on a whim. Very soft and comfortable tire. Not for racing! Despite the soft sidewall, it holds potholes not badly. I recommend for a quiet and very quiet and comfortable ride!!

It's hard to tell from such a small sample size, but I like the tire. Specifically, I want to mention that the car holds the road quite confidently on a wet road (much better than the "michelin" on my wife's car). The tire is comfortable - soft and quiet. Best budget option! This is already the second set from this manufacturer (summer SUV), so I'll also describe the weak side - despite strong wear resistance, it wears down slightly every year. By

I bought this tire via the Mosavtochina website, and I was pleased with the company's pricing policy, even taking into account delivery to a region. To date, I've covered approximately 3,000 kilometers. Drive style - calm, urban-trunk roads. Initial impressions of the tire: I ordered a 195/60 R16 size instead of the standard 195/55 R16, to get a slightly wider profile for more secure and comfortable driving. They are slightly stiffer

Bought after reading reviews, didn't want to pay for the brand. Put after completely decent Chinese Vanli tires, but they were low-profile and this caused a very uncomfortable ride, though the handling was top-class. Put a maximum possible size on my car, 195/60R15. And now, for the tenth thousand kilometers, I'm enjoying it, the tires are very good, just the right soft, elastic, directional stability is at the top, aquaplaning wasn't

The tire is good. I've already driven 11,000 km on it. On the roads to Crimea (the road was only being built), I hit a good hole at a speed of 100. The impact was such that even the wheel got damaged! There was a small abrasion on the tire on the side. The tire repair shop installed a large patch. They fixed the tire. After that, I drove another 4,000. The only drawback is that the tire is a

Tire size 215/55/16… I drove on them for one season in southern Russia (season from March 1 to November 30). The mileage for the season was 60-65 thousand km. The remaining tread depth before the second season is 50%.
Tire operation mode:
70% highway (at speeds predominantly 120 - 150 km/h,
30% city.
Driving style is closer to aggressive.
Handling:
Dry asphalt - 5+
Wet asphalt - 4+
In heavy rain - 4
Aquaplaning is present, but controlled.
To avoid tilting in turns, the pressure in these tires should be kept at no less than 2.5 bar.
Impact resistance is good - not a single blister (!!!) for the season.
Wear resistance - 5.
Overall - excellent tires for an affordable price!!!

Good tires. I drove 50,000 km and could have gone another 1,500-2,000 km. I got two wheels re-treaded and had to buy a new set. Everything in them is good, but they are noisy. When driving at 90-110 km/h, they're perfect. Never let me down. Braking is good, and in the rain, they're super. I also drove in the snow and got caught in the weather, it was

I bought these tires as a replacement for the really worn-out Nokian Hakka Greens. No complaints about them, but I chose another brand because the Greens are no longer in production. I spent a long time and painstakingly searched for and weighed the pros and cons of various options, reading tests and reviews. In the end, I settled on the Tiger. Originally, I was planning to buy UHP, but in the 16-inch size, they don't exist. And I never regret