Matrax Tires
About Matrax
Matrax is a Budget-tier tire manufacturer. The brand currently offers 4 tire models spanning 2 all-season, 2 summer categories. With an average expert rating of 7.4/10, Matrax delivers solid value in its price segment.
Matrax Performance Overview
Based on expert analysis of 4 models, Matrax tires achieve an average score of 7.4 out of 10.
Top-Rated Matrax Tires
- Matrax Camarga – Rated 7.6/10 (all-season)
- Matrax Veragua SV – Rated 7.4/10 (all-season)
- Matrax Urcola+ – Rated 7.4/10 (summer)
Matrax Tire Lineup by Season
Matrax offers tires across multiple seasons:
- All-season tires: 2 models
- Summer tires: 2 models
Browse the full collection of Matrax tires below to compare ratings, specs, and find the right model for your vehicle.
Matrax Tire Lineup at a Glance
| Model | Season | Score | EU Fuel | EU Wet | Noise |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Camarga
|
All-Season | 7.6/10 | - | - | - |
Urcola+
|
Summer | 7.4/10 | - | - | - |
Veragua SV
|
All-Season | 7.4/10 | - | - | - |
Miurra
|
Summer | 7.2/10 | - | - | - |
Every Matrax Tire Reviewed
Camarga
The Matrax Camarga is a competitive all-season tire scoring 7.6/10 overall.
Key strengths: solid handling (7/10), decent longevity (7.4/10).
Urcola+
The Matrax Urcola+ is a reliable summer tire scoring 7.4/10 overall.
Key strengths: decent longevity (7.2/10).
Veragua SV
The Matrax Veragua SV is a competitive all-season tire scoring 7.4/10 overall.
Key strengths: decent longevity (7.3/10).
Miurra
The Matrax Miurra is a competitive summer tire scoring 7.2/10 overall.
Key strengths: solid handling (7/10), decent longevity (7.2/10).
Matrax vs the Competition
Yokohama
Japan
Wanda
Powertrac
Autoguard
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Vitour
Frequently Asked Questions
Matrax tires are well-regarded, with an average rating of 7.4/10 across their 4 models. Many of their tires score above 7/10, indicating consistent quality.
Matrax offers tires in the following categories: summer (2), all-season (2). This gives drivers options for different weather conditions and driving needs.
Based on our testing data, the Camarga is the highest-rated Matrax tire with a score of 7.6/10. It's a all-season tire.
Check our comparison section above for detailed head-to-head data with competing brands. Each comparison includes average scores, model counts, and performance metrics.
Final Verdict: Is Matrax Worth It?
Matrax offers solid value.
Scoring an average of 7.4/10 across their 4 models lineup, Matrax provides competitive options. While not every model excels, their top-rated tires offer good performance for the price point.
