Tyre reviews Tracmax X-Privilo TX3. Page 5 2105

Out of 4 tires, one is crooked

I bought them in size 235/50R17. In terms of feel and grip, they are roughly like Continental ContiSportContact 5 in the same size, only quieter and much cheaper, and especially more affordable (due to sanctions). At a speed of 180 km/h, they hold perfectly, there are no vibrations. I didn't particularly test them for aquaplaning, but on the M2 highway with water in the lane, they didn't aquaplane at 125 km/h. They were balanced perfectly on new rims, with weights of 5-15 grams on each wheel. I'm delighted, I hope they won't stop deliveries, I'd buy them again when these wear out.

For the price, it's definitely 5 stars. They were purchased to replace Bridgestone Turanza. After a season from May to October, it can be said that Bridgestone is likely not much worse. When installed on disks, they were balanced with 15-40 gram weights. During operation up to 180 km/h, there are no complaints. A bit quieter, a bit softer than Bridgestone. Wet asphalt, puddles - confident passage. With the presence of grooves on the road, it's quite comfortable. At an outdoor temperature of around 0, the sensations don't change much. When braking sharply without skidding, harsh sounds, it's quite confident.

I thought my wheel balancing machine was broken, but no, according to reviews, this tire is poorly balanced and vibrates at different speeds, mine is visible at 100-120 km/h, apparently the Chinese master forgot something in the production technology

I was very pleased. Highway and city mileage, mostly highway. On the Moscow-Petersburg highway at a speed of 140, I drove into a lane of heavy rain and slowed down excellently. In general, handling and stability were very pleasing.

But the sidewall is VERY soft - this is comfort, BUT you need to be careful, you can tear it.

Excellent tires for their price, haven't been on a track, but they handle turns and serpentines well, in heavy rain I would like better grip but overall they're good, don't know how long they'll last but the tread doesn't seem to be wearing off quickly. They handle potholes well, no punctures, and balanced out nicely. Size 225/40R18 is a bit noisy but again, it's not a small size, and the 2003 Impreza has virtually no sound insulation anyway. I've ordered another set for my other car, a VW Tiguan in size 235/50R18, and I think the price-to-quality ratio is excellent. I'll see how they perform on a heavier car in more severe conditions. Good luck on the roads to everyone.

I'm driving my first season. The operation is asphalt and about 2 km of dirt road every day. The tire is not noisy. Let's see how long it lasts. In general, it's normal.

I think it's right that I didn't overpay for well-known brands.

Great tire! Didn't expect this from China, moderately soft, holds the road well, balanced at minimal weight of loads. Will ride and see how quickly it will wear out and if the balance will go away.

225/45 R18 95Y XL I'm pleased with the price! The tire performs well, it's very quiet. At any speed, there's no vibration, it handles the road perfectly, and it was balanced normally. It handles puddles with ease! Let's see how long it lasts, its stiffness coefficient is almost like that of a winter tire

Two days ago, I installed the tires. Honestly, I didn't expect this. They are quiet, moderately soft, and the car handles the road just superbly. On the very first day, I got caught in a downpour, and the car drives and stops perfectly.