Review on Pirelli Ice Zero FR 205/55 R16 94T winter by Wiktor Niekrasz ᠌

I made the decision to purchase non-studded tires for the first time, and this type was the one that I settled on. It's possible that the review will appear to be paid for because there will only be favorable feelings expressed in it. Therefore, tires were taken for the purpose of driving during the winter in St. Petersburg, which consisted primarily of driving on clean asphalt and making infrequent visits to the suburbs. As a consequence of this, it was decided to put it through its paces in rather severe environments for a period of one month, which consisted of traveling one way from St. Petersburg to the Hong Kong region for a total of 1100 kilometers. The variation in temperature ranged from -1 to -27 degrees, and there was a good amount of snow. The tires did an outstanding job! I had a terrible fear of riding in the snow during the winter on tires without studs because I was convinced that the vehicle would skid and I would end up sinking into the snow. But she didn't leave anything behind! Asphalt covered in frost, snow wrapped into a ball, snow used to powder ice, and snow porridge along the edge. One may easily reach 100 miles per hour while driving on a winding road that is not frequently traveled. Brakes fantastic. If you begin to "be impudent" and behave in a way that is not acceptable for the circumstance, it will become an easy slide for you. Front-wheel drive Nissan Qashqai with a 1.6-liter engine and 2022 model year.