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    VERSO tyre review

    Grip in dry conditions

    Braking in dry conditions

    Grip in wet conditions

    Braking in wet conditions

    Grip in snow

    Driving comfort

    Internal noise level

    Tyre wear

    Fuel consumption

    Average based on 19 test results
    Ø 8,046,332 km driven


    15.02.2009 from  Note  4.58
    (12,000 km driven)
    • Grip in dry conditions
    • Braking in dry conditions
    • Grip in wet conditions
    • Braking in wet conditions
    • Grip in snow
    • Driving comfort
    • Internal noise level
    • Tyre wear
    • Fuel consumption  N/A
    Tyre size and vehicle make
    205 / 60 R15 H
    Citroen Xantia HDi
    Result: Would you buy again? Definitely
    Comment:
    Compared with previous tyres from Bridgestone and Firestone the Marangoni Verso is significantly better. Price is also good.

    08.12.2008 from  Richard Note  4.41
    (4,000 km driven)
    • Grip in dry conditions
    • Braking in dry conditions
    • Grip in wet conditions
    • Braking in wet conditions
    • Grip in snow
    • Driving comfort
    • Internal noise level
    • Tyre wear
    • Fuel consumption  N/A
    Tyre size and vehicle make
    185 / 60 R14 H
    Fiat Panda (2004)
    Result: Would you buy again? Definitely

    13.07.2007 from  Note  3.54
    (1,000 km driven)
    • Grip in dry conditions
    • Braking in dry conditions
    • Grip in wet conditions
    • Braking in wet conditions
    • Grip in snow
    • Driving comfort
    • Internal noise level
    • Tyre wear
    • Fuel consumption  N/A
    Tyre size and vehicle make
    205 / 60 R15 H
    Opel Omega B 16V Caravan
    Result: Would you buy again? Possibly
    Comment:
    Just got these tires a couple of weeks ago so this is first impression opinions. UTQG codes: 300 AA A That should assure OK treadlife and good wet performance. So far I can agree that wet performance is good. Resistance to hydroplaning as well as braking is good. Side grip is OK. Unfortunately the tire only has a tread depth of 7,3mm when new, which is over 1mm less than many other tires. Noise is OK, louder than Nokian NRHi but quieter than Hankook K104. Comfort is also OK. Opel Omega has low directional stability so choosing correct tires are critical. Verso has OK directional stability, however Nokian NRHi was better. I've given grade 6 for snow because it's a H-rated summer tire and shouldn't be used during winter. I've given treadwear grade 3 due to rather low tread depth, however a treadwear rating of 300 is slightly better than other brands. Tires are nice and round. The biggest balancing weight used was 20gr. Considering it's low price I consider this tire a bargain compared to a lot of the Taiwanese and Chinese crap on the market. (Marangoni is Italian). So far - recommendable. Will write new report after driving 5000km.

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