Tyre reviews Tracmax X-Privilo TX3. Страница 38 1971

I have driven over 15,000 km on these tires, there are no bulges or similar problems, and I have hit many potholes. The front tires are like new, but the rear tires have worn out a bit.

The tire is soft and quiet. But...
Everything was fine until today.
In general...
The outside temperature is +4 degrees
I start moving from the traffic light in "grandpa on a Sunday car promenade" mode, that is, very carefully. The asphalt is clean, without stones and other obstacles. I hear a bang and a whistle for half a second. I stop, get out to look - the rear right tire has blown out. And it burst so badly that it cannot be repaired. Now I'm sitting in the car, waiting for a spare tire and wondering if I'll buy Chinese tires again...

Don't even think about buying this China, I've been unable to balance the tires for six months, they're crooked, vibration from 90 to 130 km/h

Normal tires, for their money, are just great. They balanced out normally, not crooked, all even. They are soft and quiet. Due to the large tread pattern, the rubber is quiet and handles aquaplaning well, but the downside is that the handling is not as sharp, although after a mileage of 2-3 thousand, it became noticeably better. When entering turns actively, the stability control system engages, by the way, I previously had Michelin PS4 and this didn't happen, but this is not Michelin. However, it doesn't skid either. Although, it's easier to lose the rear end in a drift compared to Michelin. But overall, for city driving, it's more than sufficient, a normal tire at the level of Nokian or some other affordable line for the city, at an excellent price. For active driving, it's a bit lacking, but under current conditions, I think it's impractical to overpay such money.

I'm pleasantly surprised by the quality! Before traveling to Crimea, I replaced my Continentals, there wasn't a big choice, so I stopped at a Chinese brand with a normal rating. European brands were simply overpriced. I had no problems driving from Moscow to Yalta and back. I'm not ready to talk about wear yet, it will be visible after I replace them with winter tires, but they handle the road well, and I have no complaints about aquaplaning either. I didn't evaluate winter characteristics, they are summer tires.

Pros:
1) soft
2) affordable in terms of price
3) on a wet road, it's not inferior to European analogs

Cons:
1) noisy
2) wears out quickly
3) vibrates at a speed of 110-150, like driving on a washboard, and I've had it balanced many times, but because of this, I won't buy it again and won't recommend it to anyone

Ran in 1500km in the city, 8500km on the highway/city to Minsk and then to Crimea and back to the Urals, holds excellent in dry and wet weather, let's see how long it lasts. Bought for 5940 per piece.

Tires are summer, so I rated winter characteristics as "1"

Comfortable, soft, sharp turns are handled very well. Behaves well at 120 km/h in the rain, handling and braking are good, doesn't pull. Also does a great job of draining water, drove into a puddle at 130 km/h and didn't even twitch. Up to 190 km/h on dry roads without any issues, didn't push it further. Handles rail tracks and potholes perfectly. No vibrations after installation from zero, wear is not yet clear. Main mileage is highway/city. Approximately 500/100 km per week. Fuel consumption hasn't changed much. Previously had Bridgestone T005.

Decent tires, for their money in light of the current situation