Review on BFGoodrich g-Force Winter 2 185/65 R15 92T by Stanislaw Mlekodaj ᠌

Excellent tires for the "European" winter, quiet, inexpensive. Under conditions of heavy snowfalls in deep snowdrifts, parapets from tractors and porridge on the roads, the spikes are still better. Different pros: Surprisingly, it behaves well on ice, dense snow. Of course, it shows itself perfectly on wet or icy asphalt. Quiet, soft rubber. Got cons: In deep snow porridge, a car on this rubber roars. Compared to the previous rubber (Bridgestone Ice ruiser 7000), on which the pearl was like on rails. The tread, although with a fairly large pattern, still clings worse, especially if you need to carefully climb the curb at an acute angle: the rubber simply slides and does not catch, and puts the car sideways. On the "Bridge" he even jumped onto the curb, even drove in, even crawled - at any angle and in any direction. Maybe not too pronounced side hooks also play a role here. In deep, especially dense, snow, this rubber has practically nothing to do at all: it digs in well, clings badly. If there is a broken rut in the snow (for example, a drive to a parking lot), then you cannot drive near it: the car rolls into a rut. On the other hand, on a snowy area, where it is not deep, or just half-melted snow, it goes into a skid worse, but it holds better. When you try to twist the "pyataks" in such conditions, you have to make more efforts.