Tyre reviews Windforce Catchfors A/T. Page 2 1680

I received an email from Mosavtoshina with a request: "Hey, dear uncle, write a review about Windforce Catchfors Max tires." Maybe I should also write about the tires from BelAZ? I didn't buy Catchfors Max, I bought Catchfors A/T. This shows the quality of work of Mosavtoshina's effective managers. Well, what kind of managers, such is the company. On the plus side, they do have one advantage - acceptable prices. Let's move on to the tires. After KE 228, these seem softer, more pleasant, and I feel more confident in the rain. The tread looks more aggressive, but in return, I didn't use MT. There has been no snow or frost in our southern region yet, so - who knows. Well, in general, they are normal, even good tires for my car.

Unfortunately, the tire was not ideal in terms of geometry, the wobble after 100 km/h
from the point of view of comfort and passability, everything is fine.
suitable for slow-moving vehicles for riding in the village and dirt roads

Hello everyone! Two months (since 07.04.24) and 3500 km on these tires, so far only asphalt, and once a well-groomed dirt road, which doesn't count. They are low-noise, grippy, don't wander, and don't pull into the rut on asphalt. Minuses - maybe because they are new, they are poorly balanced, and the weight distribution is significantly different, 10/20 grams on one wheel and 25/80 grams on the other... vibration in the steering wheel. After about 2000 km, a repeated balancing, and it seems to be okay. The price is reasonable. I haven't checked them on snow and ice, so 3 stars

The tire is excellent, performs as expected, manufactured in the first week of 2023. I recommend Mosavtoshina.

They balance well, don't repel water very well, handle the highway excellently, aren't particularly noisy, aren't good on ice in the winter, but behave well on four-wheel drive in the snow. They don't become too hard in the frost. In general, the tires can be purchased.

Excellent tire, soft, balances well, aquaplaning is great, at a speed of 80 km/h it drains water perfectly. For small mud, it's also quite normal, but it's not suitable for off-road, it gets dirty quickly. In general, it's a good tire for its money, but I don't know how it will perform in winter, and for winter, it's better to use winter tires.

I put new tires on all six wheels of my Nissan Cabstar, replaced the front ones in the fall, and the rear ones in December 2025. They were balanced without any issues, no vibrations, everything is even. So far, while they're new, they handle snow well, haven't gotten stuck anywhere this winter. On asphalt, there are also no complaints, they don't pull to one side, brake well, and the noise doesn't bother me. I keep the pressure at 4.5. I regularly overload them, but so far, everything is fine, no complaints. Further operation will show.

I've been driving on the second set all year round. It's very soft. A bit rolly in high-speed turns, but it doesn't bother me. Before that, I drove on Toyo Open Country AT. I didn't notice much difference, except for the softness. Toyo is harder, especially after a little tread wear. The price difference is 2 times. In general, it's very worthy tires.

Excellent tires, they handle dry and wet roads perfectly. I went fishing, without engaging four-wheel drive, and it was a success, the road there is clay, I drove after rains, my previous tires without four-wheel drive would not have made it for sure. I haven't driven on snow, I have studded tires for that.

Excellent tires not only in price, but also in quality. I'm buying them not for the first time. Half a year ago, I installed the same ones on a Suzuki Jimny and didn't regret it, and this year I took them for the Delica. Very good tires, I recommend