Autogrip Grip 200 im Test
The Autogrip Grip 200 is widely regarded as a budget-tier tire that struggles to meet basic performance expectations, particularly regarding safety in wet conditions. While some users appreciate the low price point and acceptable dry-weather stability, the consensus points toward significant issues with noise levels, rapid tread wear, and unpredictable handling.
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The Autogrip Grip 200 is widely regarded as a budget-tier tire that struggles to meet basic performance expectations, particularly regarding safety in wet conditions. While some users appreciate the low price point and acceptable dry-weather stability, the consensus points toward significant issues with noise levels, rapid tread wear, and unpredictable handling.
Vorteile
- Low purchase price
- Acceptable stability during highway cruising
- Predictable performance in dry, moderate driving conditions
Nachteile
- Dangerous lack of traction on wet surfaces
- Excessive road noise and whining at speed
- Rapid and premature tread wear
- Poor handling characteristics including tramlining
Gut zu wissen
- Users reported significant handling issues, such as 'tramlining,' when fitted to older compact vehicles like the Vauxhall Meriva.
- Drivers of estate and heavier vehicles noted severe loss of rear-end traction during wet cornering, describing the experience as dangerous.