Pros
- In my universe, there is defense in the form of discs. Holds dry asphalt nicely and there is no rutting to be felt.
Cons
- When it rains, riding on the tire can be very unnerving. Noise
Pros
- Suitable road surface: soft and moist The steering wheel does not throw when driving into a deep puddle; the vehicle is completely in control.
Cons
- Noisy, However, the noise goes away as soon as the tires warm up on the track!
Pros
- Stability and control on the road. Get your thrills from actual driving, not skidding out on a corner.
Cons
- It's loud. 71 decibels at 50 miles per hour. When traveling faster than 100 km/h, a whistle begins to sound, and it gets louder when the asphalt turns into concrete. When inside the cabin with the windows closed, the wind chill is minimal.
Pros
- Superb traction in any weather condition. The asymmetrical design of the tread improves handling and steadiness on the road. Low-noise, high-comfort tire.
Cons
- No results have been seen after four months of procedure.
Pros
- compared to hankooks when they were 11 years old, heavenly) The hook is designed in such a way that even with a very quick start, there is very little chance of the drive wheels slipping. I didn't even notice that I was hydroplaning or that there was a rut on the road. There is some background noise, but the overall amount of it does not cause any kind of discomfort. It is not quite evident, however it is possible that the hub is the source of the noise. Excellent and somewhat supple rubber, Rulitsya.
Cons
- A very soft sidewall design, at a nominal pressure recommended by the auto manufacturer of 2.3bar (Volvo S60, tire size 205x55x16), the wheels look plainly deflated, and are also felt. As a result, the front is now 2.5, the rear is 2.4, the roll is improved, and the consumption has fallen a little bit.
Pros
- Not yet located; perhaps I should include.
Cons
- A wheel failed on the highway on the third day after installation (after 100 kilometers of use). . Another wheel fell off a month later, and this time it was on the curb. Second, the rubber on the sidewall of the third wheel was ripped off to the cord after it lightly touched the curb.
Pros
- Excellent braking performance results in a soft turn.
Cons
- Even at moderate speeds, it is possible to aquaplane and drift laterally around curves on wet roads.
Pros
- The staff is kind (the manager called and was pleasant and easy to talk to, the receptionist is prompt, and the individual who gave the order was helpful). Delivered to the location where the issue would be processed the following day (others suggested waiting a week or two). Rubber is celebrating its 21st year in a circle, give or take a few months.
Cons
- Although the entryway was dug up during pickup, I don't really care about that because I came for the merchandise and not for the procession.
Pros
- Controllability Braking
Cons
- Price
Pros
- Low noise level, handling (as compared to RunFlat). Comfortable tires.
Pros
- Easy-to-use, lightweight, noiseless, and long-lasting.
Cons
- Sadly, the price of quality and security is high.
Pros
- The tires grip the road extremely well, both when it is dry and when it is wet on "good" or high-quality asphalt. They ride very silently, almost as if they were on rails, and I believe that this is because of the softness of the asphalt.
Cons
- After operating the vehicle for four days, I found the first through screw on the front left wheel. After another four days, I found a through screw on the rear left wheel. Finally, as I was going to a tire fitting, I found another nail and some kind of bit of iron (thankfully not through). After another three days, a side through hole in the right rear wheel (got out of the car and heard a whistle of air), they are repairing the road close to the house - it is most probable that they caught it someplace, in the location where recently removed asphalt was located. Taking into account that the driving style is precise, I broke in the tires in the appropriate manner. In areas of poor asphalt, I drove "like a grandmother whispers," navigating around all of the potholes; however, none of these strategies proved to be effective. I "sandblasted" my bottom and arches when I was driving on a road that had inadequate covering, such as asphalt that had recently been scraped from the road. Rubber is like a vacuum cleaner; it catches everything from the road.
Pros
- Quiet, soft, and secure
Cons
- Not yet known. After three months of use, I have nothing but good things to say.
Pros
- Perfectly silent, with strong brakes and outstanding cornering stability. To the raw road, we go!
Cons
- The downside is the usual somewhat painful cost.
Pros
- Excellent traction both when the pavement is dry and when it is wet. However, conditions at temperatures close to zero behave predictably.
Cons
- Winter Vikingcontact 7 is a far more quiet option than premiumcontact 5, which is somewhat noisy.
Pros
- In a long bend at high speed, it enters nearly without rolling. In the rain, it's just fantastic. Quiet, supple, responsive steering. Wear a protective garment.
Pros
- Traction and handling are the most significant benefits of this tire.
Cons
- The abnormally big capture of a distinct faction from the road and its instant spread throughout the arches and not only is the major significant drawback, which is silent about, which destroyed the complete favorable impression of the tires in general. Especially when coming from below, even on seemingly spotless asphalt. The tires appear to attract sand and small stones. The new tread's many closed channels—particularly around the "innovative" fourth intermittent track, which actively absorbs all sand and stones—likely play a role in this. The tread can quickly self-clean, flinging the debris it has accumulated in great quantities to the side.
