Tyre reviews Windforce Catchfors A/T II. Page 21 1322

For such a price, I'm pleased! I recommend

I'm comparing them to Maxxis 255/65/17. These 265/70/17 tires impressed me. They look high-quality externally, and as a non-expert in tires, I didn't notice any issues upon inspection, including the inside. The appearance of the car has changed - it's become slightly higher and more interesting. It's a bit more sluggish, a bit noisier, but overall, it's not critical. The most important thing is that potholes and small bumps are absorbed by the suspension, and I don't feel them; the blows on lying bumps have disappeared. The tires seem a bit too soft to me. I think they'll be suitable for winter, even down to -15°C, as they're softer than Maxxis and remind me of winter tires. The balancing required 80-120 grams per wheel. The mechanic said that Goodrich and similar tires have a similar distribution. The wheels feel about 1.5 kg heavier than the Maxxis 255/65/17, but the tires are not bad, they're masculine. I bought them for light off-roading, and I like how they look - people are starting to notice me, and I'm driving like a boss.

wore out quickly, but they're okay on snow, driven around 20-40 thousand kilometers

For the money, it's good, doesn't howl of course, but overall it's good. Balancing is approximately 80-90 grams per wheel. I've driven 15,000 kilometers on dirt, snow, ice, and it's fine. It's a bit noisy on asphalt after 90.

All is well

Hope for good tires

Satisfied and loaded less it was

They go well on moderate dirt and snow. On asphalt, they are quiet and very soft.

Looks good, not crooked, fresh date, after tire mounting will show what and how

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