So I've run them for a few years now. The Minerva seems to handle light snow and wet conditions fine and normal summer driving is also good, not great. Though going up a frozen mountain was a challenge. If you live in a mild, might snow a few weeks in winter, kind of area I would say the Minerva performed fine (as long as you drive normally, not push it).
I bought some Minerva’s years ago and they did the job, were dirt cheap too and had no issues.
I threw on some Minerva F205 and they have been great.
I vouch for studded Minerva winter tires. I had them on 3 cars and they are great bang for buck.
I had a set of Minerva winters on my X1 for winter driving in Toronto. They did a good job.
je voudrais prendre des 4 saisons, et un garage spécialisé pneus m'a proposé 320€ pour achat+ montage et équilibrage des pneus mais ils sont de la marque Minerva.
They're chinese tires, they usually wear out fast but will probably work fine for a season, maybe two if you're lucky.
The tires are Minerva Iceplus S210, I do not recommend them. They are definitely better in the snow than a high performance summer tires but they are far from great.
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