Review on Bridgestone Blizzak Spike-02 185/65 R15 88T winter by Celina Kaczmarek ᠌

I'm done with Bridgestone cars forever. I don't see why these rims are as expensive as the Bears. The toad finally killed off the extra $5,000, and I have to pay for it. Only on a snowy dirt road did I find it enjoyable to ride. This is unnecessary, hard rubber for the city, and it's too pricey. We don't understand all the praise. Advantages that vary: Over the course of two seasons of citywide operation, less than five percent of eyes lost their spikes. Negatives: - Optima 245ls, size 235/45, have rubber tread. Wheels emerged making a revoltingly loud noise. Never before have I had a tire so loud! 2.5% Pressure. In the winter, the car chatters horribly on the track, but in the summer, it's not an issue at all. When the pressure drops below 2.4, rolls begin to form on the road, making speeds of more than 100 miles per hour extremely unsafe. Rolls or conversation, eat them. - Even though they're designed for the cold, these tires provide hardly little traction. It takes a special skill set to walk on asphalt while wearing this rubber and not falling over.