Tyre reviews Tracmax X-Privilo TX3. Page 4 2105

This season it's time to change tires, size 245/45/17. After replacement, the car's ride became noticeably softer, and I have nothing to say about noise because my car is always quiet. Now the rains have passed and I got into deep puddles once. The car didn't react at all, except for the resistance of deep water. To the right, a truck poured water as if it had gone underwater, I pressed the brakes firmly, and it stopped like on dry road, and the speed was almost 80. When changing lanes through these rivers in puddles, there were also no problems! I'm very pleased, I would definitely take them again next time if the price isn't raised to absurdity.

I'm pleasantly surprised with the tires, the grip is good, the rubber is soft, but the sharpness of handling is lower, previously I had Michelin Primacy, they were quieter, handling was better, but they were already worn out and on a wet road the grip was poor. These tires grip well on wet roads, at high speed they also hold the road at a good level. For their price, I'm more than satisfied.

It's a bit soft, at high speeds there may be a non-intrusive hum (not on all road surfaces), it balances normally, and there are no particular complaints, you need to understand what you're buying and what you want from the tires

Great tire for the price. Drives like a dream in the rain! Durable, doesn't make a sound. Soft, just the right amount. No cons, period. And this isn't an ad, I'm genuinely blown away by the tire.

Tires are out of this world for the price. Euro label is better than all major competitors. Clearly worth the money all the way. Chassis and rolling feel top notch. Braking also 5 stars. All 5. I recommend.

Good tires for a fair price. By price-quality, one of the best. I'm satisfied, the tire is soft and holds the road well, even in the rain. No aquaplaning. Good grip. Take it without hesitation, you won't regret. Don't drive on ice and snow.

A perfect tire for those who don't want to pay extra for a brand. There are no alternatives! The tire's tread pattern is much more beautiful than in the photo. The tire's quality is top-notch. It may not brake as well as a premium segment, but it is very comfortable and doesn't wear out as quickly. X3 in 235/55 R17 size. Bought for 3,500 per piece. Never regretted!

To be honest, there are no miracles. You get what you pay for. The tires vibrate at high speeds. For city driving, I think it's okay, but driving over 110 km/h is uncomfortable. So, for those who drive on highways, I wouldn't recommend them. After installing the new tires, I went for balancing twice, but the tires still didn't "settle" into place. The vibration didn't go away

Review of the 245/45 R19 size. In brief: tires for comfort lovers, at a pressure of 2.4 to 2.6 on the highway, they are surprisingly soft and comfortable. Subjective opinion as someone who has driven different cars, etc. - if you're a racer, it's better to look for something more rigid and solid. If you want to increase the comfort of your car and tires, you can definitely take them. But don't expect go-kart-like handling. As for noise, after winter studded tires, they seem quiet. The price probably forgives any possible drawbacks, so there's no point in nitpicking. Based on subjective feelings, the difference between these and some well-known brands is not very significant for a civilian car of medium power. I think about the winter tires of this manufacturer, the S500. (And why I think so, is because the Pirelli Ice Zero 1, in 245/45 R19, is extremely hard and noisy, and after them, the Traxmax summer tires are a paradise) And in reviews, people write that their winter tires are also focused on comfort.

The tire performed well on different road surfaces. It works great in the rain. It's a bit noisy. Otherwise, it's fine.