Kelly Safari TSR im Test
The Kelly Safari TSR is viewed as a budget-oriented all-terrain tire that offers competent off-road traction on loose surfaces but struggles to match the refinement of premium competitors. Users report a harsh ride quality and poor impact damping, suggesting it is best suited for those prioritizing cost over daily driving comfort.
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The Kelly Safari TSR is viewed as a budget-oriented all-terrain tire that offers competent off-road traction on loose surfaces but struggles to match the refinement of premium competitors. Users report a harsh ride quality and poor impact damping, suggesting it is best suited for those prioritizing cost over daily driving comfort.
Vorteile
- Competitive price point compared to premium all-terrain brands
- Effective tread design for traction on dirt and gravel surfaces
Nachteile
- Noticeable road feedback and harsh ride quality over bumps
- Poor impact damping capabilities
- Inferior overall performance compared to established premium A/T alternatives
Gut zu wissen
- Users operating the tire on full-size trucks like the 2004 Ford F150 report significant cabin feedback and lack of suspension compliance.