Review on Pirelli Ice Zero 2 205/60 R16 96T winter by Boyan Bankov (IamLax ᠌

Maintain a perfect arc while standing in a straight line. Exact handling in tight turns. Take corrective action promptly and precisely. They have excellent stopping power. They confidently venture out into the heavy snow (in unswept parking lots; I don't talk about "free-riding" on snow); a mixture of wet, dirty snow and reagents, 3–5 cm high in the same spot - strained. They can easily get out of the rut on dry pavement but have to work at it when it's wet. At speeds between 60 and 80 kilometers per hour, they are at their most relaxing and enjoyable for passengers. When traveling slowly on coarse-grained asphalt, the clatter of spikes after running in can be heard. For winter tires, the rumble from the tread at high speeds is not noticeable or unpleasant. Whether the road is dry, wet, or coated with ice, the quality of the canvas is made obvious. The best winter tires I've ever driven, in my opinion, thanks to an excellent balance of brilliant handling, aural comfort, and information richness. Honor to the tire makers of Italy and Hong Kong.