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Sommerreifen Sommerreifen · High Performance Aktualisiert Mai 2026

Tigar Syneris im Test

The Tigar Syneris is a polarizing budget-tier tire that receives highly inconsistent feedback from users. While some drivers appreciate its affordability and adequate dry-weather performance, a significant portion of the user base reports severe concerns regarding wet-weather safety, rapid tread wear, and excessive road noise.

Relativer Score
64/100
Tests + Besitzer
Besitzerbewertungen
63/100
20 Bewertungen
Tigar Syneris
Bewertungen

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Nach Besitzerbewertungen

63%
Würden wieder kaufen 59%
Trocken
Trocken gesamt
75%
Kurvenstabilität
61%
Traktion trocken
75%
Lenkansprechen
62%
Nass
Nass gesamt
61%
Traktion nass
61%
Komfort
Komfort gesamt
65%
Laufleistung
Laufleistung gesamt
61%
Handling
Handling gesamt
61%
Von Besitzern

Was Besitzern gefällt und was nicht

Themen aus 20 Besitzerbewertungen bei Händlern und Bewertungsportalen.

The Tigar Syneris is a polarizing budget-tier tire that receives highly inconsistent feedback from users. While some drivers appreciate its affordability and adequate dry-weather performance, a significant portion of the user base reports severe concerns regarding wet-weather safety, rapid tread wear, and excessive road noise.

Vorteile

  • Excellent price-to-performance ratio for budget-conscious buyers
  • Adequate grip and handling characteristics on dry road surfaces
  • Generally comfortable ride quality
  • Perceived value as a European-manufactured alternative to lower-tier Chinese brands

Nachteile

  • Poor traction and braking performance in wet conditions
  • Rapid and premature tread wear reported by many users
  • High levels of road noise, often described as intrusive or mechanical-sounding
  • Inconsistent handling, including understeer and tramlining issues

Gut zu wissen

  • Users with heavier vehicles, such as the 3.0L Vectra, reported significantly faster wear on front-axle tires.
  • Some users noted that the tire profile appears taller and narrower than premium counterparts like the Michelin Pilot Sport, which may affect handling dynamics.
  • The tire's structural design is frequently described as causing an 'elevated' ride feel, which some users find comfortable while others associate it with poor feedback.