Reviews of Semperit tires

For mild winters without mountains and snow, quality all-seasons are the best option

Otherwise, for winter have a look at SEMPERIT SPEED-GRIP 5: they are better than Kumho/Nexen/Firestone, almost premium quality as Michelin/Continental

I use Semperit Speed Grip 3 205/45 R17 on my MK8 and i must say im quite suprised how good they work for the price. The only downside is that they are pretty loud while driving

Kleber (Michelin) z.B.

Barum (Conti) bei Sommer eig auch

Semperit ist auch meistens preis/Leistung sehr gut

It has pretty fresh looking Semperit tires. Are those original?

I had metal-studded Semperit tires on my Toyota Celica. It ran like a tank up and down those snow-covered mountain roads!

Blizzak is always good. If temps go below 7 degrees celcius, its clever to use winter. I am usin semperit speedgrip 5 personally because it was cheap and good tire. Not the best but not expensive either. Its been good so far but haven't snow yet

I had the semperits on all last winter (205/55/16) on Montreal I's and I thought they were great - I go skiing alot - excellent traction in snow - as they should but also they were good when it wasn't snowing - they have a higher speed rating, T or H - good in corners, straight line stability, quiet too.

I have a set of Semperit snows. Unfortunately, I don't think you can find them any more, because Continental was closing out that line last year. I've always tried to use European snow tires, like Gislaved, Vredestein, or Nokian, because they seem to do better in nasty weather, and are reasonably quiet on long commutes.