Review on Tire Bridgestone Blizzak Spike-02 185/65 R15 88T 1T by Wiktor Winiewski ᠌

I've never built a Bridgestone before, but I absolutely adore this tire. I have no qualms about crashing through the food, wear resistance, softness, braking in really winter disciplines, and directional stability barriers. There are several benefits, but the one that stands out as a major drawback is the porridge. If you take care of this inconvenience, you will have one of the very best tires for the winter. Below are some advantages: Even if the roads aren't the nicest, the ride is smooth and comfortable. Excellent stopping power on the ice, much better overall. It handles well on asphalt at temperatures of 0 to 1, and even sometimes ice wet asphalt; this is something that not all tires are capable of doing. Excellent course stability. It is felt to have sturdy sidewalls, and it is dependable. Deep snow is good. Although I had a tire that performed better in the snow, I believe that the one I currently have is still the greatest tire overall for this parameter. Resistance to wear was measured in October, when there was no snow and the air temperature ranged between +10 and -2. It is now the month of February, and I checked the tread; all of the spikes are in their proper places, and it looks brand new. Sufficient for a very long period. Various disadvantages: Porridge, this is the discomfort that comes with this tire. We drive poorly, make poor turns, and have poor stopping ability. The one and only, but considerable drawback of using this tire. Do not take the oatmeal with you if it is something that you always have on the road since you will be dissatisfied.