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Petlas Snow Master W651 Owner Reviews
Review this tyreWhat owners say summarised from 23 reviews
Drivers of the Petlas Snow Master W651 report strong snow traction and good comfort for the price, with several high-scoring reviews praising grip in heavy snow and acceptable dry performance. However, many mid and low scores cite weak wet/icy grip and longer braking, with a few calling it dangerous in rain. Wear/longevity receives occasional praise, and noise/comfort are generally acceptable. Overall, it is a budget-friendly winter tyre that excels in snow but is below average on wet and ice.
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Owner ratings averaged from 29 ratings
- Owner score 71%
- Wear 86%
- Snow Grip 81%
- Dry Grip 75%
- Comfort 72%
- Handling 68%
- Wet Grip 65%
- Road Feedback 64%
- Ice Grip 64%
Petlas Snow Master W651 Reviews - Page 2
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OK all round.
Good in dry snow.
Great on dry ice/black ice.
Poor in wet snow.
Horrible on wet ice.
Braking pulls to the side (depending on road surface tilt).
In temperatures 10 C>:
Too soft.
Poor lateral stability.
Poor grip.
Car becomes wobbly if emergency maneuver performed.
Very sensitive to bad wheel alignment.
Braking pulls to the side (depending on road surface tilt).
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