Tyre reviews Tracmax X-Privilo H/T. Page 2 690

They don't pull on the 5th, but the quality is good. Not too noisy, depends on the road surface. With good balancing, they hold the road well. One minus is that many stones get stuck, which is dangerous for the development of the windshield of those who drive behind you.

I bought these tires for my Volvo XC90 in 2023. I drove them for a season and everything was great. In 2024, I bought the same tires for my wife's Volvo XC60, but now she's experiencing vibration at speed (I've had them balanced three times, it didn't help). Next year, we'll be getting her different tires.

Tracmax X-Privilo H/T 245/60 R18 105H, I purchased new ones for my heavy vehicle, they were balanced well, but three wheels are uneven, they vibrate at speeds over 100 km/h, the masters at the tire shop said that they might settle in, I drove 7000 km but nothing changed, the quality is terrible.

It handles the road well, hasn't picked up a single nail, and isn't noisy.

I used to drive only on Japanese tires, but the price doesn't make me happy now, I don't think I made a mistake with this purchase. And

The price-quality ratio is super. However, one should not expect miracles. As the tire ages, it becomes more rigid. It is prone to skidding on wet asphalt. But the price and availability outweigh all of this.

Relatively inexpensive good tires. Seemed a bit hard. Balanced well. Grip on dry and wet roads is acceptable. Remaining is to check the tread life.

Normal tires for their money. Nothing negative has happened yet. I will be looking at their durability in the fall. In April, I was driving on the M-11 and got caught in a snowstorm, it was terrifying, I had to drive about 300 km in very extreme snow loading conditions - the tires did not fail.

The tires performed well in both dry and wet weather, with noise levels at a comfortable level. Haven't used them in winter yet. The car is used for long trips. Good directional stability. After 140 km/h, a slight vibration appears, but it's not a fact that it's related to the tires.

Normal tires, I've driven enough to understand this, and they're fine in the rain and on dry roads, didn't try them in mud. The only downside is the smell, it still smells from them. I'm curious how long they'll last. Would I buy them again? I think yes!

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