Tyre reviews Tracmax X-Privilo A/S Trac Saver. Page 1 48

Quite decent tires, and most importantly, they justify the name "all-season", bought a car at the end of winter and didn't particularly want to buy winter tires for a couple of weeks, bought these and drove on them, showed themselves quite adequately, several times drove to the village and passed through snowdrifts, not once getting stuck. For their price, excellent tires.

I chose the tire for my kei-car based on the cheapest price. At that time, it was the all-season "Tracmax". After one and a half thousand kilometers, of course, it's not entirely objective to say something, but relying on my considerable driving experience, I can say that the tires are worth every ruble spent. Balancing passed with a load of 5-15 grams, at speeds above 110 they don't beat, don't show drift. In the rain, the behavior is reliable, on a muddy dirt road, they very confidently pull the car up a steep climb. I recommend the tires.

Tracmax tires are good. They performed great on both dry and wet asphalt. Not noisy, that's a plus too. So, on a 5-point scale - 5. Thank you. I've been with you for 3 years, since I got used to the internet. Your campaign is super! I plan to continue cooperating with you. And I wish you: good sales, more customers, and prosperity!!!

Decent tires in their price category. I took this all-season tire to drive from the Moscow region to the south in early March. I've driven over 3,000 km and it's handled snow, rain, and snow with rain quite well. I haven't driven on ice, it drains water, and it enters turns normally. Overall, I'm satisfied so far.

Excellent soft and quiet tires, and if you also consider the price, they are practically without competitors. I was looking for summer tires, not stupid strips, but at least some kind of tread, and I didn't regret it.

Drove in the rain and hail. In the heat and melted asphalt.
Super!

Hello. I decided to try all-season tires. I had no such experience before. I bought them at the beginning of March. The weather outside was from -10 to +5. I just changed the tires when a lot of snow fell. I have no complaints about their operation.
The tires handle snow normally, a bit worse than the winter studded Pirelli, but quite decently.
On ice, there's a predictable skid. Braking is also quite predictable.
The tires drive normally in snowy slush and mud.
It's not quiet, a little quieter than winter tires, but it's stated to be 72dB.
Conclusion: the tires are not for winter. However, I didn't get stuck anywhere on them. I even deliberately drove into snowdrifts and ripped off a mudguard)) But I didn't get stuck - not once.
In my opinion, it's good tires.

I purchased this set of tires for testing purposes, as I was planning to sell my car soon.

However, it turned out that I had to drive it for almost 2 more years. Previously, I had Continental Cross Contact tires - good tires, they lasted 9 years, with a mileage of approximately 70,000. The only downside was that they didn't hold the track. Tracmax is stiffer than them, doesn't squeal in turns, I didn't notice any aquaplaning, and I don't see any wear on this mileage yet. I forgot about the track, you can almost let go of the steering wheel. The tires are 14 inches in diameter, with stamped disks balanced from 5 to 15 grams per wheel. I was pleasantly surprised by China.

I bought it in April last year, I was planning to use it for the summer and then change to winter tires later. But it's already been almost a year since I've been driving on it. I've driven it in the hot south and my wife has driven it in the northern winter at home. Overall, I'm satisfied with the tires, they're excellent all-season tires, not noisy, and they handle well on winter roads, both on ice and snow. The most important thing is to keep in mind that it's an all-season tire and it doesn't have studs, but it drives better than my old Michelin tires with partially worn-out studs.

Light and quiet tires. On a wet road at a speed of less than 100 km/h - normal. On snow, uphill they grip well. On bare ice and below -5, I haven't operated them. I've been using them for 2 months in St. Petersburg and the surrounding area.