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Kleber Krisalp HP2 im Test

The Kleber Krisalp HP2 receives highly polarized feedback, with users divided between those who appreciate its longevity and value in light winter conditions and those who report significant safety concerns regarding wet-weather performance. While some drivers find them competent for budget-conscious winter driving, a notable portion of the user base describes the compound as overly hard, leading to unpredictable handling in rain and snow.

Relativer Score
65/100
Tests + Besitzer
Besitzerbewertungen
62/100
16 Bewertungen
Kleber Krisalp HP2
Bewertungen

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Nach Besitzerbewertungen

62%
Würden wieder kaufen 54%
Trocken
Trocken gesamt
74%
Kurvenstabilität
61%
Traktion trocken
75%
Lenkansprechen
64%
Nass
Nass gesamt
59%
Traktion nass
61%
Schnee & Eis
Schnee & Eis gesamt
30%
Komfort
Komfort gesamt
71%
Laufleistung
Laufleistung gesamt
85%
Handling
Handling gesamt
61%
Von Besitzern

Was Besitzern gefällt und was nicht

Themen aus 16 Besitzerbewertungen bei Händlern und Bewertungsportalen.

The Kleber Krisalp HP2 receives highly polarized feedback, with users divided between those who appreciate its longevity and value in light winter conditions and those who report significant safety concerns regarding wet-weather performance. While some drivers find them competent for budget-conscious winter driving, a notable portion of the user base describes the compound as overly hard, leading to unpredictable handling in rain and snow.

Vorteile

  • High tread longevity and wear resistance
  • Strong value proposition for budget-conscious buyers
  • Adequate performance in light snow and dry conditions
  • Cost-effective alternative to premium winter tire brands

Nachteile

  • Poor traction and stability on wet or moist road surfaces
  • Hard rubber compound leads to reduced grip in cold temperatures
  • Unpredictable handling and potential for skidding
  • Increased road noise compared to premium alternatives

Gut zu wissen

  • Rear-wheel-drive vehicles, such as the Mazda MX-5, may experience significant stability issues and rear-end instability in wet conditions.
  • Users noted that the tire's performance characteristics remain consistent even after several seasons of use, suggesting a very slow wear rate.