The Debica Frigo HP2 lands in fifth place, showing a strong aptitude for winter conditions, particularly on snow, where it achieves second place overall, just behind Continental. It performs adequately on wet surfaces but sees its largest drawbacks on dry roads, where its handling and braking are less competitive, often ranking near the bottom. Additionally, it is the loudest tire in this test, which may be a consideration for noise-sensitive drivers. However, with low rolling resistance and an attractive price point, the Frigo HP2 remains a practical choice for those focused on snowy conditions at a budget-friendly cost.

The Debica Frigo HP2, while maintaining an adequate grip on snow, shows limitations on wet and dry asphalt, positioning it at the lower end in almost all tests in these conditions. This Polish tire, however, maintains acceptable overall performance and is noteworthy for its attractive price, potentially appealing to drivers prioritizing budget over top-tier performance in varying road conditions.

The Debica Frigo HP2, ranked 18th and labeled as conditionally recommended, offers commendable performance in snow conditions at an affordable price. However, it falls short in several critical areas: it exhibits lengthy braking distances on both wet and dry surfaces, and a tendency to understeer on dry pavement. These limitations, along with concerns about its economic efficiency, suggest a careful consideration of its overall value.

Very good results on snow. Low price. Poor performance on asphalt.

Dębica Frigo HP2 has already got used to the low price and good properties in winter conditions. This time it is similar - on snow the tire achieved very good results, even at the premium level. Dębice performs much worse on dry and wet surfaces, but it cannot be said that they are dangerous. They will prove themselves in those parts of the country where you often drive on snow and where you do not develop high speeds on asphalt.

This might come as a surprise but the tire from the popular brand Debica Frigo HP2, with an extremely dependable performance on snow, high riding comfort and fuel efficiency, were only able to score the nineteenth place in the overall standings. Evidently, it had some serious rivals to compete with. This model’s drawbacks were poor lateral stability and understeer on wet and dry pavement. The loud rolling noise does not add to its attractiveness either.

Economical winter tires with balanced driving characteristics on snowy and dry slopes, short braking distance under all weather conditions. Average handling in the wet.