Review on Pirelli Ice Zero 195/60 R15 88T winter by Janis Kronbergs ᠌

Took a year ago 245/45 R18 For a year, not a single spike has fallen out, although I drive as I have to, and there are sharp starts and sharp braking, it gets up as if rooted to the spot both on snow and on asphalt, of course, taking into account that spikes are still not the best choice for clean asphalt. It snows in such a way that I drive on the front drive where some VDEs cannot. There is practically no side drift at all, of course, within reasonable speeds. It brakes by 100 points, in which case, the brake is on the floor, and the car stops, of course there is a rental on the rolling ice, but any tires have it, and they have control in any situation. They don’t care about potassium, they get out of it at once. The only negative is that the spikes on bare, clean asphalt grind off a little, but all the spikes suffer from this. In short, who wants to take, do not hesitate, take it. Their only worthy competitor is Continental Ice Contact 2. But their price tag is space