Tyre reviews Tigar Winter. Страница 3 440

No fanaticism! For a budget-conscious person, do not look for this one! It handles well on snow on a 4/5 scale, but don't risk it on icy and slippery roads! Best for big cities where ice is rare! Soft, but actually very soft!

Tigar Winter 225/50 R17 tires, in terms of price-to-quality ratio, are excellent. They are soft with a minimal noise level. Usage - 5 winters, in Krasnodar region, from December to March.

It was the first experience with so-called "lipuchka" and I'll say that it was positive. The tread is excellent, it grips confidently in any weather, brakes well, within reasonable limits, of course. There were no problems with this tire over the winter, even in heavy snowfalls.

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The tires are super. The previous tires were Continental, but with the current prices and the mild winter in the south, I decided to save money. I chose for a long time, I almost wanted to buy a Chinese one, but then I came across these. I thought, will the Serbian brothers let me down? They didn't let me down. There's no difference with Conti at all. It's balanced perfectly. So, why pay more?

First of all, the tires were not fresh. I bought them in winter '23, but the tire itself had an index of '21. This was noticed during the tire mounting process. It's an annoying trifle, they could have warned us about it during the sale. Plus, the storage was incorrect. As a result, the tire turned out to be quite uneven. We had to balance it with weights. Additionally, it clearly doesn't handle loose snow and ice. In fact, it doesn't handle anything except asphalt in the off-season. Winter is not its element. I'll ride out this winter season and get rid of it. I won't be buying from Mosavtoshina again. They could have clarified the tire's year during the sale. I'm very dissatisfied with the store and the tire itself.

I don't know much about tires, and I haven't had the chance to test them in harsh conditions, since I live in the south and the temperature hasn't dropped below -3 degrees. However, the workers at the tire shop said "good tires", asked about the price, and were pleasantly surprised when they found out. The price pleased me too. The cheapest Chinese tires of the same size were 3 thousand more expensive.

I took them because the price is very reasonable and they are manufactured on Michelin equipment. I drove through the winter normally. Mostly highway mileage. On snowy slush, the ABS kicks in. But here I think any tires would slip. And mainly on wet, dry roads at a speed of 130, handling is good. The main thing is not to brake sharply and not to turn the steering wheel abruptly.

The tires are good, the grip on the road is normal on both dry and wet tracks, and they are not noisy. However, in snowy slush, they slip and have a hard time driving in ruts.