Tyre reviews Tigar Summer SUV. Страница 5 496

Drove away for a trip on new tyres, completely satisfied with the tyres, soft and silent. The journey was along the highway, and there was strong rain, but TIGAR SUMMER SUV tyres performed perfectly.

After switching to this tire, the car became noticeably softer: it doesn't slam on rails, swallows small rocks and ridges, and potholes on asphalt are almost invisible. The downside is that it's impossible to enter corners at speeds above 100 km/h, and at lower speeds, it feels like the car is slightly being pulled off course, but not understeering. I attribute this to the high profile - 225/65/17 compared to the winter 235/55

I bought tires based on other people's reviews, and I'm satisfied with their quality and the tires themselves. The tire's stability on the road is good, and I haven't noticed any aquaplaning, which I think is normal. The tires are soft and quiet, and the ride is comfortable. I was able to drive out of the mud and into the woods without any problems. I'm definitely satisfied with the tires. The important plus was the affordable price - I paid less than

Good tyres for the money. Neither add nor remove - almost like a "Michelin Latitude" at fairly affordable prices. Rated 3 out of 5 for winter characteristics, as it's unfair to underrate a very good all- season tyre for SUVs and crossovers.

When I put it on the car and started driving on this tire, I was immediately blown away by how quiet and soft it was.

I'll add a review, this is the ideal tire, I've never felt such confidence on wet asphalt and essentially on dry roads, water in the rut, it doesn't matter, by feel it's similar to Nokian, but it doesn't wear out as quickly. I think the manufacturer Michelin has caught on to this feature, and they'll just take it off the market, why buy a bear if you have a tiger, almost for free.

I'm currently driving on Goodyear Eagle F1, supposedly premium, but it's very far from Tigar Suner Sav in terms of aquaplaning. I'm not rooting for the Tigar brand, because it's like luck, for example, Tigar Performance UHP, it's crap compared to Michelin.

These were wonderful 4 summer seasons on the Tgar Summer SUV tire. Yes, it's a bit noisy, but it handles the road well, is good in the rain, and over all 4 seasons, only one screw was caught, cured by installing a plug. Good tire, I recommend it to everyone. After 4 summers, the sidewall wore out on the front wheels

Took on Peugeot 407 Tigar 215/65R16 - both summer and studded winter tires. 4 years only on this tire, winter on studs, summer on summer tires. Excellent behavior, good quality, low wear. No problems. Balances well. The only thing is that in 2023 it became less accessible than before. But this is the best offer in terms of price and quality compared to the parent Michelin.

Excellent summer tires, and not just for summer. When I decided to try driving on snow up a hill, I was a bit surprised, as I drove up smoothly. After 40,000 kilometers of mileage, the wear was around 15-20%. And as for aquaplaning, it's ensured in heavy rain at speeds of 80 km/h and above. I won't say that they're noisy. The car's cabin is also quiet. Previously, I didn't even consider the Tigar brand, but now I'm even considering Tigar's winter tires, the Lug Grip model.

I liked it, not noisy, really soft after Bridgestone.
Maybe too soft after the third season, turned into slicks.
Lateral skidding on slippery asphalt, but that's already in the 3rd season.