Review on Bridgestone Blizzak Spike-02 185/65 R15 88T winter by Mateusz Rybarczyk ᠌

This is my first Bridgestone tire, and I adore it. I have no qualms about piercing food, wear resistance, softness, braking in seriously winter sports, or directional stability. There are numerous benefits and just one drawback, but porridge is a major drawback. If you fix this inconvenience, you'll have one of the best winter tires. With advantages: Soft, enjoyable ride on less than ideal roads. Excellent, even, braking on ice. Not every tire can accomplish this, but it operates nicely on asphalt at 0 to 1 degrees Celsius and occasionally on ice-wet asphalt. extremely stable course. Strong sidewalls are sensed; it is trustworthy. Good snow is deep snow. Although I had a tire that performed better in the snow, that tire is likely still the best overall in this criterion. Set in October, there wasn't any snow until December, and the air temperature was +10 and -2. As of February, all of the spikes remain in place, and the tread is in pristine condition. long enough to last. has drawbacks This is the tire's agony, porridge. We make poor driving, turning, and braking decisions. The tire's lone but substantial drawback. Do not take it if you constantly have porridge on the go; you will be let down.