Review on Pirelli Ice Zero 195/60 R15 88T winter by Adam Czajkowski ᠌

I chose winter tires for a long time, because. the old Hakka 7 simply lost all the spikes (there is one peculiarity here, oddly enough, the Hakka spikes, when worn to a certain level, simply begin to lose their carbide core), and already behaved like Velcro, read a lot of tests and analyzed, I decided to stop on this particular model and I don't regret it. The tire behaves confidently on any surface, be it asphalt or ice. Compared to the new Hakka 7, it feels an order of magnitude better on the pavement, and it is not inferior to the snow and ice. I am very pleased with the choice, the rubber buzzes and rustles mainly on asphalt, but on winter surfaces - complete silence. the only negative is that it requires a little more attentiveness, tk. the breakdown threshold in skid is not as predictable as in Hakka. In all other emergency braking options on any surface (I checked it on ice, packed snow, and freshly fallen loose snow, asphalt, and snow-covered ice) it behaves more than worthy, which I was very pleasantly surprised, I hope it will still be produced the next time the rubber is replaced )))