Tyre reviews Torero MPS-500 Sibir Ice Van. Page 1 104
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I was looking for affordable studded tires for my Largus van and came across these Torero tires. At first, I had doubts, but the seller showed me several tires from different manufacturers, let me touch and compare the rubber. He convinced me. And despite my initial skepticism, after 7000 km, I have no complaints. In freezing temperatures, it's no problem to start moving with a loaded body. There are enough spikes, they don't rattle, and they hold well. On the highway, they run smoothly, without wavering. In the city, in slush and ruts, they handle like they're on rails. I stopped abruptly a couple of times, and the grip with the road was impressive. They're quite quiet, and for commercial tires, it's surprisingly good. After the first season, my impressions are purely positive.
- Vehicle:
- Lada Ларгус
- Control on a dry road
- Steering in the wet
- Control in the snow
- Control on ice
- Drive comfort
- Course stability
- Quiet in motion
- Braking efficiency
- Resistant to aquaplaning
- Velocity characteristics
- Wearability
- Quality of production
- Price justifiability
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The Torero MPS 500 tires were installed on my Fiat Scudo in the fall of 2024. The car is a company vehicle, I use it as a delivery van in the city and a bit in the surrounding area.
I'll say right away: for a light commercial vehicle, this is a quite working option. I don't load the car to capacity, but it's almost always not empty. On a winter road, the tires hold the weight decently - when braking, it doesn't pull, the stability is good. When turning, the van does not tilt, the grip is stable.
I drove on the highway with a load, in the snow, with a side wind - the steering wheel does not "wander", the controllability is preserved. The noise is a little higher than that of passenger tires, but within the normal range for light commercial vehicles. Due to the reinforced sidewall, the car rides a bit stiffer, but this is even a plus - less swinging.
Balancing was surprisingly done on the first try. No signs of wear so far. I haven't noticed a single puncture, although I've driven on gravel a couple of times.
- Vehicle:
- Fiat Scudo
- Control on a dry road
- Steering in the wet
- Control in the snow
- Control on ice
- Drive comfort
- Course stability
- Quiet in motion
- Braking efficiency
- Resistant to aquaplaning
- Velocity characteristics
- Wearability
- Quality of production
- Price justifiability
- The product was purchased at Mosautoshina
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Excellent tires
- Size:
- 185/75 R16C 104/102R
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- The product was purchased at Mosautoshina
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Good tires, tread 11 mm. Balanced average. Everything suits, except for delivery. I recommend.
- Size:
- 195/70 R15C 104/102R
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- Fake review
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I've been using Torero MPS-500 tires on my work vehicle. I drive a lot, so good winter tires are a real necessity. The tires perform confidently: they handle snow and ice smoothly, without slipping or floating. The studs are holding up well - all of them are still in place. With a load, everything is also okay, the van is stable.
- Vehicle:
- Ford Transit
- Buy again?:
- Definitely yes
- Control on a dry road
- Steering in the wet
- Control in the snow
- Control on ice
- Drive comfort
- Course stability
- Quiet in motion
- Braking efficiency
- Resistant to aquaplaning
- Velocity characteristics
- Wearability
- Quality of production
- Price justifiability
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Excellent tires, fit tightly on the rims. Will be testing
- Size:
- 195/70 R15C 104/102R
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- The product was purchased at Mosautoshina
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Excellent tires at an affordable price. I recommend.
- Size:
- 195/70 R15C 104/102R
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- Fake review
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My vehicle is a workhorse, always carrying a load, so it was crucial to get robust tires. I switched to studded Torero MPS500 at the beginning of winter.
The first impression — reliable, sidewalls are dense, withstand impacts. In the city, they grip well on snow, and you can start moving without wheelspin. On ice, the studs work honestly — you can stop confidently, even with a load.
On the highway at 90 km/h, they are stable, a bit noisy above that speed, but that's expected. As for fuel consumption, I haven't noticed any changes on my Ducato - it's roughly the same as with my previous winter tires.
- Vehicle:
- Fiat Ducato
- Control on a dry road
- Steering in the wet
- Control in the snow
- Control on ice
- Drive comfort
- Course stability
- Quiet in motion
- Braking efficiency
- Resistant to aquaplaning
- Velocity characteristics
- Wearability
- Quality of production
- Price justifiability
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I have a Caddy and the loaded van's tires pull smoothly, without slipping. I have nothing bad to say about the studs - they hold well, the tire moves confidently in the snow. It feels the road, steers without nerves. There are no complaints at all.
- Vehicle:
- Volkswagen Caddy
- Control on a dry road
- Steering in the wet
- Control in the snow
- Control on ice
- Course stability
- Drive comfort
- Quiet in motion
- Braking efficiency
- Resistant to aquaplaning
- Velocity characteristics
- Wearability
- Quality of production
- Price justifiability

