Pros
- +++
Cons
- -
Pros
- Holding, maneuverability, and wear
Cons
- No
Pros
- - affordable cost (I purchased it from the website for a price of 5.600 for 225/60R17.) - soft; - quiet;
Cons
- did not notice;
Pros
- pattern of cleaning, quality, and brand, as well as no noise
Cons
- can't really gripe about it)))
Pros
- Road-holding ability: 5; noise level: 0; The number of gallons of gas used has not increased significantly since the summer; Exhibits self-assurance in icy and damp conditions; Quality at a reasonable cost.
Cons
- There are no flaws that I have found as of yet. Eventually, I might even eat.
Pros
- Holds the road like a BOSS! I am speechless. Quite comfortable and soft On a dry road in the winter as in the summer My haka performs better on a slippery winter road 9 On compacted snow, it acts like khaka 9.
Cons
- I cannot find
Pros
- - the rubber is quiet, it's true, although after a month of use I got used to it and even began to seem that it was not quiet enough. - the winter is warm and it was not possible to fully try the tires in all possible situations, but I drove on ice, freshly fallen snow and slush without problems. although he was reinsured - he kept his distance and speed - but he always rode confidently at such moments. - I didn’t experience problems with parking in uncleaned yards, even in frankly icy places. the main thing was to press the pedal more carefully, without sudden movements. - the rubber seemed strong to me, tk. it happened to pass both tram tracks and small pits at fairly high speeds.
Cons
- The price would be a little lower. Although you pay for Japanese quality.
Pros
- Grade 5 is appropriate for driving on asphalt that has been thoroughly cleaned, as well as asphalt that has been very gently seasoned with wet or frozen porridge for the purpose of achieving a level of softness.
Cons
- I will be gone for one week. To put it mildly, we have not been satisfied thus far. Yes, it does spring abruptly out of the rut we were in. In addition, snow drifts are not his natural habitat, nor does he drive an all-terrain vehicle. Holds with lateral accelerations come in last place. The heaviest snowfalls in Hong Kong took occurred here, and I saw my car in the parking lot for the first time with a layer of snow on the working surface of the wheels. Self-cleaning.
Pros
- Japanese-made, affordable, and well-rounded
Cons
- increased fuel consumption to about 0.5 liters per hundred kilometers, deteriorated rolling, and tire noise became audible at 110-120 kilometers per hour (dry/wet asphalt).
Pros
- durable, pliable, able to plug any gaps
Cons
- price
Pros
- five out of a possible five
Cons
- No
Pros
- 1. Quiet. 2. Good on snow (any) and asphalt up to + 6C. 3. It also slows down remarkably. 4. Wear resistance under the same conditions. 5. Country of manufacture - Japan.
Cons
- 1. Price (but there are simply no competitors in size 265/70R16)
Pros
- Roads hold up well in the winter.
Cons
- Approximately a 1000 kilometer distance was covered. It seems to have become routine.
Pros
- clutch, able to withstand a great deal of force (even when I load the wheelbarrow to its utmost capacity).
Cons
- They are not, in fact, an excellent example.
Pros
- Quiet and grippy tyres. They perform quite well on wet pavement, on rolled snow, and on tiny amounts of slush. A little bit more difficult on the ice. They generally perform magnificently in Hong Kong on asphalt that has been washed and is relatively dry.
Cons
- The slippery curb is difficult to climb, as was previously advised. When exiting the rut, there is a peculiar sensation that the car has already departed, but the tread is still clinging to the asphalt because the sidewall is so soft. This is because the sidewall is made of rubber, which is a flexible material.
Pros
- soft, calm
Cons
- I have not yet located it. When approaching an obstruction at an angle, there is a tiny side drift.
Pros
- Tires that are secure and have a strong hold on any surface. Slightly malleable rubber
Cons
- just not the cheapest option
