Review on Pirelli Ice Zero 205/60 R16 96T winter by Ognian Nestorov ᠌

In my opinion, Pirelli is not a reliable supplier of winter tires. Now, Italy isn't exactly known for its icy winters. By some twist of fate last winter, I was issued a business vehicle equipped with winter pirelli tires, and I quickly came to see my past thoughts as nothing more than hollow stereotypes. My personal vehicle is already outfitted with this rubber, and I went to the tire store on nokian hakkapelita 4 rather than summer tires (which many people do because summer tires are more comfortable at first). Immediately noticed a change. 1. significantly reduced discomfort at railway crossings and similar bumps. As a result, asphalt offers superior adhesive resistance. Third, it's easier to anticipate and execute a turn. Even though I haven't "felt" the ice yet, the snow porridge has helped me tremendously. In my opinion, winter tires should not be evaluated based on noise levels. Avoiding danger is the top priority when driving in the cold. During the summer, I plan on seeking solace. I listened to the rumble very carefully, but I couldn't tell that it was any different from the sound in Hakkapelita 4. It's slightly stronger, but that's to be expected given the rubber's altered state. Before, I frequently visited Michelin, Bridgestone, Hankuk, and Yokohama. Spikes and Velcro, that's what. Results: preconceived notions and a rating for the background noise. As winter tires go, Pirelli isn't bad. I've never experienced a summer.