Tyre reviews Venom Power Terra Hunter X/T2. Page 4 6231

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I bought them for driving to the country house and rare descents to the water with a boat + also for the look 245/65/17. These are my first A/T tires.

They say it's quiet among A/T. I thought it would be like a highway tire, but no, it's very audible from the start of movement, it hums at speed, but it's tolerable. The noise in the car is good, on Japanese and Korean cars it will hum noticeably )

At first, I inflated them to 2.4 and it was very hard, but the car handled great like on a 40-profile tire! Then I deflated them to 2.0 and it became noticeably softer, more comfortable, and quieter, which is surprising, but also became more prone to rolling. It's better not to jerk the steering wheel sharply.

In general! on asphalt, it behaves well, but there is noise. Probably not suitable for long highway trips. For me, 110 km to the country house is okay. I haven't tried it on dirt, but I think it's much better than a highway tire, where a regular tire would slip for half an hour, this one will pass and won't even notice. As for the resource, I don't know, I think it will last for about 5 years. Among the advantages, a strong sidewall, if you don't notice a pit, then bulges are not scary, it's strong. Good luck to everyone!

Good day, the tires were balanced terribly, all 4 wheels, with a load of 200 +/- grams on each wheel, I thought they would ride better after a while, but no, today I drove again, had them balanced, some changes occurred but insignificant, even tried a different machine to test, nothing changed, the rims are in perfect condition, and even for an experiment, we took a different rim, same result.

The tire is all crooked, I wouldn't recommend it

I liked the tires. They are soft and grippy. Regarding noise - if I hadn't read the reviews, I might not have noticed. They hum a bit, like almost any all-terrain tire. On ice, while they're new, they grip a bit, but not like winter tires. So, they're for summer and off-season use. I don't feel the seams on the asphalt, the tire is comfortable. This is what I was looking for. I'm satisfied with Mosavtoshina, five points, everything is clear.

Advantages: New tire, the right size, whole

Disadvantages: Mosavtoshina improperly stored the tire, one on top of the other, it languished and the sidewall sank inward. As a result, it was crooked, one tire shop refused to work with it, only another car service helped out of kindness. The tire mounting took 3 hours, a lot of effort, time and money were spent. I do not recommend the store

An excellent compromise for all year round. My size: 285/75/17. On the highway - not too noisy (for an XT tire, it's just excellent), reinforced sidewall - on sharp rocks, in the mountains along the riverbed, heavily scratched - no problems. In mud, of course, it gets clogged quickly, but it also cleans up at high speeds (of course, it's not an MT tire, but it also performs very well in mud). Loose snow - confidently, ice - average (as long as it doesn't slip, it's very good, but once it slips, that's it, however, like any other tire). My conclusion: in the summer, driving to work every day in the city, and in the mountains, and in the forest - very confidently. In winter - as long as I didn't drive on bare ice, everything was fine, on bare ice - you need to use your head. At a stretch, on all-wheel drive on any ice, it's also okay.

It has enough drawbacks, because it can't be a universal tire for all operating conditions, and I understand that. In any category (asphalt, rocks, mud, snow, sand) you can find one that will be much better, BUT, out of those that I've tried and worn all year round - I think this is the best compromise.

Excellent tires for my car🤣 In terms of comfort and handling, they are not a bit worse than BF Goodrich. As for the noise level, I didn't notice any significant changes either. Yes, at first, it was a bit noisy, but then they either wore in or I got used to it. In short, the tires are excellent. If needed, I'll buy them again

Today I installed these tires. I went out into the snowy slush. Handling is excellent!
I also hit icy patches - it behaves excellently!
One small minus - it feels like it's being pulled into ruts.
In general, so far, I haven't seen any minuses compared to Maxxis Razr.
Over time and with mileage, I will supplement the description.

Excellent tires but noisy! Fresh release. Soft, holds the road perfectly, worthy in dirt (this is more than just an AT tire), but you'll have to get used to the noise on asphalt!