Compare Apollo Amazer 3G and MRF ZVTS

Apollo has made a place in the halls of fame with respect to tyre manufacture, and this radial shows us just why. The Amazer 3G is the best of all worlds. It fulfills its base purpose of providing grip and ensuring that the car stays clutched to the road. But the tyre goes many lengths for other features, improving braking capacity and cornering. It helps to build stability and balance, and has the capacity to weather wet surfaces. It has the best steering response for an even more refined handling. It has a condition that can endure through time and maintain quality. The radial provides a quiet and comfortable drive, and it also increases fuel efficiency. On the whole, this is one of the finest products that tyre enthusiasts could have needed, to hit the shelfs.

I bought the Apollo Amazer 3G tyre for my Alto 800 a couple of years back. The tyres have done close to 12,000 kms till date. I am overall happy with the experience provided by the Amazer 3G. The best part about them is the low tyre noise they make on highways. Though I never drive the Alto 800 at very high speeds, the Amazer 3G manages to stay quite even when I sometimes floor the throttle. I have driven my Alto with these tyres in extreme conditions as well, especially during heavy Mumbai rains. But they manage to hold ground and make the Alto handle like it ideally should. I am also happy about the fact that these tyres costed me close to Rs. 2000 cheaper than any other brand on the market.

MRF seals its victory in the tyre industry with products like this one. Particularly, this ZVTS model takes tyre quality to its finest, with grip on all surfaces, and traction on wet grounds as well. It allows for smooth and effortless braking, giving the car an edge for cornering. It has the most precise steering response, enabling the vehicle an advancement in its control and handling. Firm balance and safe handling are put to the fore with this radial. In addition to this, conventional boundaries are gone beyond with this tyre, which brings a better mileage, besides ensuring comfort.

I have been using the MRF ZVTS tyres on my Swift Dzire for over 3 years now. These tyres are everything you need for daily city runs. I have covered close to 30,000 kms on these tyres and yet there is some tread left in them. The only issue I have with the MRF tyres is the lack of grip when cornering hard. It can be a result of using low profile tyres. But still I had expected more from the ZVTS. Also, the tyre sound is a bit loud, especially when doing speeds of close to 100 km/h. However, the MRF ZVTS tyres are still my go-to series of tyres as they offer enough practicality at an affordable price. The ZVTS range is highly recommended for people who just want to drive their cars primarily between the office and their home, without any need to push the boundaries of grip available.