Tyre reviews Toyo Tranpath S1 (TAS1). Page 2 47

Not bad tires

I drove one season. Very soft tires. On asphalt, it's quite noisy, but on snow, it's almost inaudible. It handles the road well, both on asphalt and on snow, but on ice, it tends to slide a bit. What was surprising is that fuel consumption decreased, I don't know why. In general, it performs better in frost, positive temperatures are not for it!

I bought a set 3 years ago. Overall, the impressions are positive. But since the standard size 265/70/15, there is a certain discomfort when moving and braking on ice. On snow, it's generally good. There is noise, and only on the rear axle and when driving on wet asphalt. The sidewall is weak, I've already thrown out 1 tire. Overall, it's a predictable tire, the behavior is predictable. The wear is 35-40

Saw an ad and took a long time to decide on a purchase. Read a lot of reviews on many sites, impressed that the company works directly with tuning agencies, and they won't take rubbish. Took it for a test and didn't make a mistake. Very convenient without studs. I drive from October to May inclusive. Good luck to everyone. I want to get summer tires too.

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Exploited in conditions of Transbaikal 9 (!?) seasons: city, highway, off-road. Not a driver and not a thrill-seeker. I don’t remember moving on water. Very satisfied.

Good tires for our winter.

- usable as an all-season
- very quickly wears out, soft
- handles well on all types of roads with a fresh high tread
- good as a budget option for 1.5-2 years of year-round use

I'm pleased with these tires. They perform particularly well on loose snow. It's a shame we haven't had much snow in our area for a few winters.

Hi!

I read all the reviews about this tire and couldn’t understand those who wrote negatively about it. I bought a set in winter 2007 for my Pajero Sport. The salesman, a friend of mine, immediately said that the tire has been on the market for more than a year (this is an indicator) and recommended it. I used it in the Stavropol Krai (winters are not snowy and are mostly asphalt), BUT FROM NOVEMBER TO M

I bought tires quite by chance in 2010, looking for a replacement for the original Niva's 175/80/16 on the original rims. I'll say on the ice or on black ice at a temperature below -5C, the tire is no better, to put it simply, it's SKATES for a four-wheel drive vehicle, it's easy to spin out. But as soon as they hit the road below -10C, the stopping distance becomes shorter and it becomes

Purchased TAS1 215/70/R16 on Kia Sportage SL. Full wheel drive, auto. The summer tires were standard 17" Hankook optimo 225/65/R17 on the same cast. So, TAS1 (true with other cast wheels) turned out to be 3kg lighter! A little, but nice. As there was no snow yet, I couldn't test it. But they ride well on asphalt for winter tires. Don't slip off the curve