The Tigar Syneris is a High Performance Summer tire designed to be fitted to Passenger Cars.
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Owners say63%from 20 owner reviews60% would buy againRead the reviews
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Built from every independent test result and vetted owner review we hold for this tire - the evidence is all further down the page. Data updated April 2020.
Owners rate the Tigar Syneris 6.5 out of 10 for comfort and noise across 18 reviews.
How well do the Tigar Syneris wear, according to owners?
Owners rate the Tigar Syneris 6.1 out of 10 for wear across 18 reviews. 9 of those reviews come from owners past 10,000 miles, and the typical review covers 10,000 miles.
Would owners buy the Tigar Syneris again?
60% of owners say they would buy the Tigar Syneris again, based on the 20 owner reviews that answered the question. 20% of them gave it the highest possible answer.
What do owners say about the Tigar Syneris's road noise?
Of the 17 owner reviews analyzed for the Tigar Syneris, 9 mention road noise: 4 praise it (quiet) and 5 criticise it (noisy). One owner wrote: "Very very loud tires at my alloy rims". Read those reviews
Can you please help ? What should my tire pressures be for my Tiger 225 x 70 x 15 R, winter tires. Dry Conditions and the Vehicle is a Jeep XL 2000 model 2.5 TDi. Show moreCan you please help ?
What should my tire pressures be for my Tiger 225 x 70 x 15 R, winter tires.
Dry Conditions and the Vehicle is a Jeep XL 2000 model 2.5 TDi.
I like the tires a lot they look good on the Jeep and give a good ride.
Thanks for your help and I look forward to your reply. Show less
August 16, 2020
The winter tire pressure should be governed by the manufacturers recommended pressures, which can be found in your handbook.
Across 20 owner ratings the Tigar Syneris averages 63%. Owners rate Dry Grip highest at 7.5 out of 10 and Handling lowest at 6.1. 9 of those reviews come from owners past 10,000 miles. 44% of owners score it 70% or better.
Owner ratings averaged from 20 ratings
Owner score63%
Dry Grip75%
Comfort65%
Road Feedback62%
Wear61%
Wet Grip61%
Handling61%
Featured reviews
Most helpful 69%
“Better than Kumho that I had before, despiste being more worn. Switched the tigar to the front as I couldnt stand driving the new kumho's on front anymore. Nice feeling on dry roads, inserts easily on bends. Gives an...”
“Overall I do not recommend them. He should stop manufacturing. Nice design, it has Michelin behind, but very cool tires. God forbid you, to put the emergency brake ... on a dry road, does not stop, you're still going...”
“Tigar Syneris Extra load 94V. Bought May 2016. Very very loud tires at my alloy rims. I will never byu it again. My only negative comment is very loud noise, it seems like rear rolling bearing kompletely damaged. The...”
Better than Kumho that I had before, despiste being more worn. Switched the tigar to the front as I couldnt stand driving the new kumho's on front anymore. Nice feeling on dry roads, inserts easily on bends. Gives an elevated riding, due to tire structure. Confortable, and quiet, but with apparent high resistance to rolling (not good for fuel economy). Prone to blockage in wet when braking, where it disapoints. Despiste being with correct pressure, having passed its mid life, adds unpleasant vibrations to your steering, which a recalibration partly solved. Recommended if you mainly driver on dry, and on its first 4 mm of rubber. Overall a decent, fair european tire
Tigar Syneris Extra load 94V. Bought May 2016. Very very loud tires at my alloy rims. I will never byu it again. My only negative comment is very loud noise, it seems like rear rolling bearing kompletely damaged. The sound resembles rusted back bearings. Tigar stop producing this type of tires in 2017 and they change model and name with Tigar Syneris High performance. I hope new model have much less plastic component also more silence.
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Overall I do not recommend them. He should stop manufacturing. Nice design, it has Michelin behind, but very cool tires. God forbid you, to put the emergency brake ... on a dry road, does not stop, you're still going. On the wet road or at the speed of 30-50 mph (50-70 km / h) you can not feel safe. In addition, very noisy, vibration, the tire shop told me to change them. They had a pretty long life, but no comfort. Lost money.
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These was the cheapest tires for my car, and due the good Michelin reputation I´m trying a pair on my VW Polo front wheels. The aspect is somewhat wierd when on my rins. I use Michelins pilot sport on the back wheels and they are totally differet. The Syneris are taller and narrow when compared to Michelins. The confort is very good and it is silet, but the lateral walls are very weak, despiste it has an awesome rim protector. I tryed only for a 100 km, but is slightly understeerer on dry. On the rain its very good. It looks like a decent tire for the price. Structure is poor and its slightely tall, so your car can gain some height. Due the soft side wall it wont change direction as fast as a Michelin, but its confotable, grippy and cheap. Not so bad at all.
I bought a set of these for my 3 liter X-type at the suggestion of ATS after spending too much on Pirellis for some years. They seemed as good as the Pirellis in every way and wore better for barely half the price.
I had bought these tires as I wanted to see how an economy pair would fair against a more reputable brand as the BFGoodrich's that I had previously on my car.
I had settled for Tigar as they are build in Serbia, as opposed by the chinese competition, and in a Michelin factory.
Dry grip was adequate, not far from my old BF's.
What surprised me was the very good road noise. While the BF's have gone very loud with enough thread remaining, these tires gave me the feeling of another car.
I had not covered a lot of kilometers with them to give a conclusive review, but all I can say is that at the moment I am very pleased with them. The quality/price ratio is surprisingly good.
I would definetly recomend them.
Had these put on the front of my Subaru Legacy as they were recommended by the tire fitter and after just 6000 miles they are down to the wear indicators, can't really fault the dry grip but wet grip not so good
Awful tires. Thought I would try these instead of expensive contis. Waste of money. Grip in wet is so bad it just doesn't feel safe. Going round corners/roundabouts even at normal speeds the front and just slips away. Road noise a lot higher and the wear after only 3k leaves a lot to becdesired. These are coming off this week as I have no faith in these whatsoever.
The fastest wearing tire that I have ever one! After only 3500km of driving (normal stayle of driving, half of that in town and half on motorway) spent 2mm, pressure was controlled continuously and tires were balanced. Conclusion is that Tigar Syneris will last about 11000km. It is extremly short even for a budget tire. I have other tyers before on my car, some cheap some more expensive(Michelin, Dunlop, Nokian, Sava) but syneris is BY FAR the worst tires. A know that is much cheaper then Michelin... but not worth a dollar/euro...
In the range of cheap Chinese tires.
Price/performance ratio is outstanding. I had my doubts about this tire but after 15000 miles I had great road feedback, and dry braking and driving. On wet surface tire was average, but I never lost traction. And wear... After this mileage I am still well above legal limit. Definetly buy it again.
