Tigar Prima im Test
The Tigar Prima is widely regarded as a budget-oriented tire that delivers inconsistent performance, often failing to meet the expectations of drivers seeking reliable handling. While some users appreciate its low noise levels and affordability, the consensus points toward poor wet-weather traction and rapid tread wear as significant drawbacks.
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The Tigar Prima is widely regarded as a budget-oriented tire that delivers inconsistent performance, often failing to meet the expectations of drivers seeking reliable handling. While some users appreciate its low noise levels and affordability, the consensus points toward poor wet-weather traction and rapid tread wear as significant drawbacks.
Vorteile
- Low noise levels during highway driving
- High value for money for budget-conscious buyers
- Acceptable ride comfort for daily commuting
Nachteile
- Poor wet-weather braking and handling performance
- Rapid tread wear and soft rubber compound
- Unpredictable handling characteristics in cornering
- Inconsistent quality control compared to other budget brands
Gut zu wissen
- Users operating heavier vehicles, such as the Mercedes E220 CDI Estate, reported higher satisfaction levels compared to those driving lighter, performance-oriented vehicles like the Alfa 155.
- The tire's soft compound leads to accelerated wear, with some users reporting 50% tread loss in as little as 10,000 kilometers.