Die besten Reifen für den Skoda Octavia Scout

Nach 3 Jahren in Deutschland in den 90ern (wo sie gesetzlich vorgeschrieben sind) habe ich den Winterreifen-Bug bekommen und bin seitdem ein regelmäßiger Benutzer. Ich las jedes Jahr die Winterreifentests und sah, dass diese Apollo-Reifen alles übertroffen hatten. Ich habe auch gelesen, dass Apollo Vredestien-Reifen besitzt, also dachte ich, es sei ein Kinderspiel, vor allem, dass sie bei Camskill jeweils nur £ 64 kosten. Sie werden bald steigen, wenn alle Zweige haben, was für ein guter Reifen es ist. Es ist äußerst leise, komfortabel, hat einen hervorragenden nassen und trockenen Griff und strahlt bei den wenigen frostigen und eisigen frühen Starts (29.11.19) -2 ° Selbstvertrauen aus.

Ich habe einen Skoda Octavia Scout von new (2016) gekauft und heute war der erste TÜV fällig ... und ist gescheitert! Warum? weil sich die beiden Hinterreifen (die beide noch viel Profil haben und nach 45000 Meilen keine Anzeichen von ungleichmäßigem Verschleiß aufweisen) entlang des Profils gespalten haben und die Kabel / Drähte freilegen! Beide Reifen kamen mit dem Auto. Wenn Sie ein Auto haben, das diese Reifen seit 2/3 Jahren hat, würde ich empfehlen, sie sehr sorgfältig zu prüfen. Dies ist in Bodennähe nicht einfach.
Es gab keine Anzeichen für Probleme, aber andererseits bin ich ein sicherer Fahrer, der nicht auf Feldwegen fährt. Der größte Teil der Kilometer wurde auf Autobahnen zurückgelegt.
Ich werde Pirelli und Skoda diesbezüglich kontaktieren. Weder die Mechaniker an der Teststation noch die Reifenmonteure hatten ähnliche Schäden an einem solchen „neuen“ Reifen festgestellt.

Initially tested on very wet and slushy country roads and additionally on 5-10 cm compacted snow in the mountains. Tyres appeared to perform as well in these conditions as my full winter tyres (Nokian WR D4). Dry braking performance in the 0-8 degree range seems very good but fast cornering and general dry handling was lacking a little to my summer Pirelli's when the temperatures were nearer 8 degrees. Still sufficient dry handling for all but the most spirited of drives I would say. Early impressions are good, more winter and dry testing needed but the wet performance has been exemplary. No wear yet so too early to give a wear rating.

I've used winter tyres of various premium brands for 20 years, but these TS 850 Conti's are the best by miles. Grip and handling in snowy conditions, be it new soft snow or icy compacted snow, is extraordinary. The car hardly budges, it's like driving on wet tarmac. On a compacted snowy upland road in Derbyshire with the temperature around zero I stopped the car, put it in first gear, then floored it. OK, it's a 4wd Octavia Scout, but the tyres didn't even spin. Incredible. Tried again, same result. Braking was just as good, you could brake hard and still it didn't let go. A month later, skiing in Austria, with 15 cms of new snow and snowing so hard that the ploughs couldn't keep up, we had to drive up a series of steep hairpins.....car didn't budge, I couldn't have gone any faster even it was just tarmac.

Cheap tire with exemplary performance for family car.It is not sport tire but very good touring tire. Only drawback is thread live. After year use (12kkm) on Skoda Octavia Scout(4x4) it has only half thread. It will be good for next summer season but this is.
Probably buy again because of price per km.

The tires are awesome on a good car they behave at heavy raining like the road would be completely dry id recommend it to everyone with a 4x4 and likes some sports driving.

Wet/damp road lateral grip is almost non-existent. Don't buy these tyres unless you think unexpectedly slipping off a low speed corner into a ditch sounds like fun.

Bought these all seasons for my Octavia 1.8T 4x4 Scout to give me some winter grip, but not going whole hog with new wheels / winter tyres. I had a ski trip to France planned and was wondering if they'd be a waste of money. I was really impressed. I got all the way up the mountain to 1600m with no fuss on ice and snow covered roads whist others were struggling with snow chains. They also handled the 1000kn each way on high speed French toll road with no real difference from the factory fitted summer tyres. Based on their price (£104 from Mytyre) and overall performance, I'd recommend them.

Excellent tyre on Skoda Octavia Scout, fronts worn at 24,000 and probably have a few more miles before they reach the marker. Drove in snow last year and were good. Would buy again.