49%
- Honda Civic
- 225/45 R17
- Mostly Town
- Average
Terrible grip on rain and too soft when you need to do something agressive. I don't like it.
Momo Outrun M3 Owner Reviews
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Across 21 owner ratings the Momo Outrun M3 averages 71%. Owners rate Dry Grip highest at 7.9 out of 10 and Wet Grip lowest at 6.5. 4 of those reviews come from owners past 10,000 miles. 59% of owners score it 70% or better.
Owner ratings averaged from 21 ratings
- Owner score 71%
- Dry Grip 79%
- Comfort 79%
- Handling 72%
- Road Feedback 70%
- Wear 68%
- Wet Grip 65%
Momo Outrun M3 Reviews - Page 2
Score spread across 17 written reviews
80%
- Mazda RX8
- 225/45 R17
- 2,000 miles
- Mostly Motorways
- Average
MAZDA RX8
The tyre has a very good grip in dry roads but when the storm comes it goes slightly difficult to handle if you want to run with speed.
Overall is recommended when you think the price.
The tyre has a very good grip in dry roads but when the storm comes it goes slightly difficult to handle if you want to run with speed.
Overall is recommended when you think the price.
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87%
- Peugeot 208 1.6 vti
- 205/55 R16 W
- 10,000 miles
- A Combination of Roads
- Spirited
Been driving these momo outrun 3 for 16000km. I would say it's outstanding with this price considering the price range falls under budget tyre.
Dry grip is solid and wet grip almost on par, steering feedback is not too bad compared to Bridsgetone RE002 as re002 has a very hard sidewall. Thus, it's more comfortable than the re002 and very silent on most road surface. Wear is super good, i barely see any wear compared to when they were new.
Highly recommended if you're looking for tyre with reasonable price with good performance yet still have comfort in it.
Dry grip is solid and wet grip almost on par, steering feedback is not too bad compared to Bridsgetone RE002 as re002 has a very hard sidewall. Thus, it's more comfortable than the re002 and very silent on most road surface. Wear is super good, i barely see any wear compared to when they were new.
Highly recommended if you're looking for tyre with reasonable price with good performance yet still have comfort in it.
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92%
- Volkswagen Polo 1.9 PD100
- 205/40 R17 W
- 100 miles
- A Combination of Roads
- Spirited
Just tried these tires due the low cost and Momo´s good reputation. They are made in China, but couldn´t be that bad. These tires are very grippy on wet and dry, slightly better on dry. The progressiviness is unreal, the car changes direction very easily and becomes more "tight", makes it very firmly. Just by changing the tires my shocks seem now have more responsiviness. Despiste the good confort, the feedback from the road is also very good.
The strong point for me is the very, very low rolling noise, it´s by far the most silent I ever tried. Since these tires are very soft, the acelleration and breaking distance are much better now.
However, the fuel usage is now much higher. I can´t talk about the wear, since I have only 150 km with the tires, but I am not expecting an outstandig result due the softness of the compound.
But since this tire has superb attributes for a low cost (paid 240~250 euros for the set) I will probally buy it again.
The strong point for me is the very, very low rolling noise, it´s by far the most silent I ever tried. Since these tires are very soft, the acelleration and breaking distance are much better now.
However, the fuel usage is now much higher. I can´t talk about the wear, since I have only 150 km with the tires, but I am not expecting an outstandig result due the softness of the compound.
But since this tire has superb attributes for a low cost (paid 240~250 euros for the set) I will probally buy it again.
97%
- Subaru Legacy
- 215/45 R17 W
- 6,000 miles
- Mostly Town
- Average
I chose these tires because of reasonable price and good comments on internet forums. And also because momo is a loud brand name of motorsport, which means that these tires can not be very bad.
First feeling with these tires was - vou! What a good grip! And how they soft and quiet compared to my old Bridgestone Potenza RE050!
With momo I no longer feel that I drove into the asphalt truck rails.
I've driven with these tires one season, which is 10 000 km, mostly around the city and highways. Also on the German Autobahn at high speed tires behaved very well. Overtaking maneuvers in the rain at 170km/h seemed stable.
After these 10k km measured tread depth with electronic measuring tool. New tire tread depth was 7.5mm, now - front 6.2mm, rear 6.3mm. This means that these tires will last at least 40k km. I think it is a very good results for such soft tires.
First feeling with these tires was - vou! What a good grip! And how they soft and quiet compared to my old Bridgestone Potenza RE050!
With momo I no longer feel that I drove into the asphalt truck rails.
I've driven with these tires one season, which is 10 000 km, mostly around the city and highways. Also on the German Autobahn at high speed tires behaved very well. Overtaking maneuvers in the rain at 170km/h seemed stable.
After these 10k km measured tread depth with electronic measuring tool. New tire tread depth was 7.5mm, now - front 6.2mm, rear 6.3mm. This means that these tires will last at least 40k km. I think it is a very good results for such soft tires.
83%
- Alfa Romeo
- 225/50 R17 W
- 10,000 miles
- A Combination of Roads
- Average
Alfa 159 SW 2.0 MJTD
Much better tyres than previous Good Year Efficent Grip. After 15.000 km almost no wear. Strong sidewalls, yet comfortable, very confident ride at high speed.
Much better tyres than previous Good Year Efficent Grip. After 15.000 km almost no wear. Strong sidewalls, yet comfortable, very confident ride at high speed.
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