Kleber presents the Transalp 2+, a robust winter tire designed for demanding drivers who expect reliability and safety in the harshest winter conditions. With improved grip on snow and ice, as well as precise response on wet ground, the Transalp 2+ is the ideal companion to face winter with serenity. Its increased longevity makes it a durable investment for any vehicle. This tire incorporates high-tech sipes for better traction and deep grooves for efficient evacuation of water and melted snow, reducing the risk of aquaplaning. The special composition of the rubber ensures flexibility at low temperatures, which is crucial for maintaining performance in the cold. The Transalp 2+ is also designed to reduce rolling noise, contributing to a more pleasant drive.
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Very good
Reasonable price and very fast delivery!
Deplorable after-sales service!; Return period too short: 14 days, not even enough time to check with the mechanic the compatibility of the tires with the rims. Missing a paid return service for a longer period.
Very good tire
Very good bought for winter camping. I could not test it on snowy road due to lack of snow, but on mud it offers better traction than my summer tires. I recommend it.
I haven't driven in the snow yet, but they do the job in the rain, don't make noise, and don't increase my consumption.
I've bought these tires for my van for the second time and I'm very satisfied. Handling on dry road, wet road, and especially on snow is perfect. Fuel consumption hasn't increased notably. I'll buy them again as long as I need them.
A train travels 25000 km per year, 40% in the mountains, 30% on the road, and 30% on the highway. I have been driving with Kléber Transalp Snow tires all year round at a very competitive price for 2 years, I highly recommend them.
very good tire on snow
Everything is perfect.
