Tyre reviews Tigar Ultra High Performance. Page 3 215

I purchased these tires on the advice of my friend and I don't regret it once. I'm very, very pleased with the tires, the quality is an order of magnitude higher than that of many well-known manufacturers that cost 3-4 times more. Tigar tires are very much to my liking in terms of design, they are soft, quiet, and handle the road perfectly in any weather.

In general, to be honest, if you're choosing tires among the likes of Michelin, Pirelli, Kumho, and other well-known brands, take Tigar instead and you'll be 100% happy. I've come to the conclusion that for the next season, I'll also put the same tires on our family's second car.

225*50 r17. A confident grip on the asphalt. Whether dry or wet. The tire is extremely soft. It was abused and mercilessly used on roads clearly not designed for it (gravel, forest, off-road), including winter (no tire change). At the end of the season, one tire had a pothole, which I removed at the repair shop. The other had a side cut - fitted a camera. That's it. I'm more than satisfied with the tire

Hello everyone. Yesterday I bought tires in size 215 55 R17. I immediately want to say that the price to quality ratio is super, soft and quiet.

They have no competitors in terms of price-quality ratio! Quiet, comfortable to drive, stable on dry and wet roads! A bit soft, but overall durable! Satisfied with the purchase, not a single gram of regret!

I purchased tires with sizes 225/45 and 245/40 R17 (different widths)
I have nothing bad to say about these tires, except for the noise
But the price is attractive, with good driving characteristics, excellent in the rain, I've driven on the highway in a storm many times, the tires performed superbly.
Since it's rear-wheel drive, the rear wheels have already worn down to the indicators, the front wheels will last for another one or two seasons.
The price-to-quality ratio is superb.
They were balanced and are being balanced normally.

Haven't used anything better in the budget segment. The predictability of handling, water drainage, and softness (but at t from 15° and above) surprised me. The closer to 0°, the more noise.

Very Noisy and weak, 3 tires with side cuts. Very regretful that I bought them. Although I drove on Tigar winter tires for 4 years and everything was fine. (235/45/18)

I bought the tires 3 years ago, Tigar Ultra High Performance 255/35 R19 96Y XL. At that time, the price was very attractive. It performed quite well during operation, both on asphalt and on dirt when driving in nature. Currently, the tread remaining is just over 50%

I accelerated on them to over 200 km/h, everything is fine

The tires behave perfectly on a wet road and on puddles. Not a hint of aquaplaning. A bit noisy (compared to Michelin). Especially with a drop in temperature below 5-7 degrees. They withstand bumps well. A bulge appeared only when driving onto a granite curb with a run-up, when the disc was bent and the ball joint failed. Smaller "bumps" are withstood well.

Budget fairly adequate quality tires. On the highway, it's not scary to accelerate to 250, but it wanders a bit to the right and left, although it's 18 inches with a low profile. Soft, doesn't squeal when skidding, but the wear is corresponding. After the purchase, all my friends and acquaintances changed to these tires. The first set was Cormoran - same thing. The only question is about balancing - more expensive tires require less weight, but the price solves it.