Review on Nokian Tires Nordman 7 SUV 225/65 R17 106T winter by Wiktor Czerwiski ᠌
The quality is at the highest level, be sure to try it.
ASX 4WD has tires measuring 215/60/17. Everyone seems to be concerned about noise, but I personally can't hear a thing out here in the world. Since ASX is already very quiet, my summer tire is a BFGoodrich U/T, which is not a road tire, and my previous pair of winter tires were Bridgestone Ice Cruiser 7000s, which are much stiffer, the amount of noise inside the car has not changed significantly. I purchased a set of Hakkapelita 7s for my sedan in 2022 and used them for five seasons. Eliminated by massive snowdrifts. The tread design is excellent. While the tire's small weight may make it seem noisier to some, I personally don't mind the occasional clatter. 90 percent of all tire noise is generated in urban areas, where people often lack the time or patience to focus on the road ahead or the sound of their tires. After the installation was complete, I went for a ride on a somewhat quiet street with few stoplights. On week 45, the tire was produced, hot out of the oven like your grandmother's pies in the morning. Fairly even, and not too horrible, in my book. You may judge for yourself how "curve" it is from the picture I'll include with the review. When the season concludes at the end of March, I will do my best to add to the review. In addition, if all goes well, the study will be extended beyond just a wintertime trip around the city. You don't need to bother me with letters about people who choose convenience before safety because I simply cannot stand them. My thoughts at the moment are simply that.
- Naturally, I was drawn to the low cost. Amounting to $8.35 per unit, the formula is (215)(60)(17). Similarly, a guardian. The airiness and gentleness of it.
- The mushy sidewall was a major turnoff for me. She's gone soft since Bridgestone. However, this is not a reason to not give it five stars. Carefully navigate deep frozen puddles and winding woodland roads on this tire to avoid slicing the sidewall on sharp ice or jutting frozen tree branches. No, and stay away from the holes in the ground in urban areas.
