
Bridgestone Blizzak Spike-02 SUV 285/50 R20 116T winter Review
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Description of Bridgestone Blizzak Spike-02 SUV 285/50 R20 116T winter
- Both pliable and tenacious.
- At first glance, it appeared as though there were not sufficient spikes.
- - The price is not very high for my size (265/65/17) - has a good grip on the road - is perfectly balanced
- I haven't seen any snow so far this year, and the rubber in my tires has lost sixty of their spikes. The roads are noisy, but there hasn't been any snow in St. Petersburg this year.
- Produced in Japan, which offers some cause for optimism in light of the fact that haka tires tend to shatter after only a year of use. And in regard to wear resistance in general, Bridgestone is doing quite well. When compared to mud bighorns, they are a relatively quiet species.
- The Blizzaks are nothing more than road slicks when contrasted with the previous Dunlop winter ices. There is no height, and there is no tread sparsity. However, if one were to judge by the products now on the market, all "suv" tires would be of this type.
- tires that are dependable at an affordable price
- Always looking for cheaper options
- density of rubber and patency
- till I can think of something that makes sense, I won't call it.
- Powerful traction, resistance to hydroplaning and wear, and durability.
- And that is not possible.
- The spikes are dependable and have a good grip on all surfaces; in addition, they are firmly embedded in the rubber.
- Only in comparison to clutches that use friction, which results in a longer stopping distance on asphalt and more noise in the passenger compartment.
- In general, I am pleased with everything, with one notable exception being the moment when I was applying the brakes.
- The stopping distance on asphalt has increased throughout the years.
- suggested by coworkers, rolls like clockwork, and spikes are securely installed
- unable to be found
- tires that are flexible enough to handle any type of winter road
- They are simply nonexistent.
- Superior in both strength and durability.
- No.
- the hardest of all enjoyed the toughness of the tire, which gave it a bit more assurance in regards to the intricate covering of the food.
- The cost might be reduced, but I choose to have a positive outlook)))
- Handling on pavement and wet pavement. Driving on a snowy road requires careful handling. Taking care on the ice.
- THE MOST IMPORTANT FAILURE occurred when I drove onto a snowy roadside or an uncleaned road. Two out of the five occasions, I was unable to depart, and the remaining three occurrences involved slipping, etc. (I didn't visit the location again). She is almost completely unable to move when there is loose snow. 1 out of 10! BEFORE NOW, I HAVE NEVER BURIED MYSELF IN THE LOCATIONS FROM WHICH IT IS NOW VERY DIFFICULT FOR ME TO EXIT! You will need to reduce your speed somewhat if you are turning at a speed between medium and slightly below average since the rear (front-wheel drive) will slide a little bit.