Review on BFGoodrich g-Force Winter 2 235/45 R18 98V Winter by Jnis Bukovskis ᠌

I am really sorry, but I have changed her name to Kumho izen. While Kumho maintained its hold "like in summer" and steered and braked effectively, this one did not. My driving style is rather aggressive, and although I have a Mazda 3 with tires sized 215/50/16, I never really feel confident when I'm out on the road. When you go faster than 120 miles per hour, you begin to experience fatigue and struggle to keep control of the vehicle, and this occurs even on cold, dry asphalt; to say nothing of ice. Rubber starts to make noise after 100-110. The "porridge" exhibits dreadful behavior, and aquaplaning is quite powerful. It seems as though you're traveling on summer tires. I am unable to comment on the snow because I have not yet had the opportunity to experience it this winter. But I don't think there will be a significant difference. As a direct consequence of this, tires for senior citizens can be purchased for three to four thousand, and people should drive no faster than sixty throughout the village. Or you can select different tires to replace the all-season ones.