Review on Pirelli Ice Zero FR 255/45 R20 105H winter by Wiktor Janic ᠌

Because I had two sets of Goodyear Ultra Grip Ice 2 Velcro on my vehicle before I got these tires, the comparison will only be made with those tires. Bought a Pirelli as the price of Goodies in my size has significantly increased. Has pros: - It is just as quiet as before, although there are times when it is slightly louder than the beeps (this does not affect anything). In the fall of 2022, they will be available for a lower price than Gudiki (about 1.5 with one R15 tire), and they will have comparable braking performance. - A nice middle ground. - Do not lose track. - Minimal risk of hydroplaning (do not let your excitement get the better of you) - I have not yet encountered loose snow and new snow on ice in the yard. - There are currently no reviews available for the track. Having this drawback: The winter of 2022 came on suddenly, with 10 centimeters of snow falling in just a few days' time. What is incorrect (or perhaps I have simply forgotten how it should be done): - At the intersection with a traffic light, you do not immediately start moving on the packed snow into the ice - with axle box. Even with a minimal amount of pressure applied to the gas, the ice grip is eliminated. Ice grip is a real phenomenon, despite the fact that it seems really bizarre. I have a sneaking suspicion that this is not a minus, but rather the vagaries of the weather and the services provided by the public utilities, yet the sediment was not removed.