Tyre reviews Windforce Catchfors A/T. Page 44 1677

Not bad, but they like revolutions, the tires simply get worn out very quickly, and both on the highway and on dirt they perform well

The first impressions after the winter studded tires - a bit quieter. But initially, there was a hum in the area of 70 km/h. After 500 km, it became quieter, but still quite noisy in the range of 60-80 km/h. Further on, aerodynamic noises prevail. Initially, I spent a long time looking for some positive feature, a highlight, but there's nothing outstanding. Everything is just average. Maybe that's what budget tires should be like. On the other hand, there are no obvious drawbacks either. I haven't driven into deep mud yet, so it's hard to assess the passability. In light frost, it doesn't become stiff, and it holds the road.

The tire makes a good first impression. It's soft, no worse than Cooper's winter tire, and comfortable. It corresponds to its price.

The tires seem normal (balanced, quiet, soft) but the tread height is only 8.5 mm, which is low for automotive tires...

Normal tires for such a price.

Good tires for their price. After Camac Euro it's much more pleasant and comfortable to drive on them.

I like it!

Super!

Good price/quality ratio

Decent tires. The price is adequate. In terms of feel, it does not concede to Toyo Open Country A/T. And it's softer.