- Rowing wildly! Loose snow, porridge, without problems, drove north on this rubber (Kogalym, Gubkinsky, Hong Kong) Golf 6
- Wildly noisy on the pavement . Despite the fact that the Shumka in Golf is at the level and yet, I don’t know mb purely my subjective opinion, the tread on the rubber transverse to the movement is located very far apart, like on tractor tires, and with slow movement 20-30 km / h there is a slight vibration from the rubber (before that, I skated Hakku 7 did not notice this) .
- Excellent road holding. Moderately noisy. Strong spikes. Because of the long spikes, it clings well on ice. Inexpensive compared to competitors of similar quality.
- Slightly soft side. One tire caught either left, or defective.
- Good brakes
- Noisy (buzzing) at first
- patency Strong sidewall Thorns are firmly seated
- Pulls out with a little more vigorous cornering and when driving on ice on ruts.
- - handling (does not get scared on any surface) - reliability (strong, spikes lose moderately)
- - noisy
- Working on ice (when the spikes are in place) tractor properties on snow (both with and without studs), but slightly worse than UG500 wear resistance Good balance
- The most active loss of spikes even under the condition of running. Like Velcro and on ice - cow format on the same ice Sudden hernia out of the blue Maid in Poland
- Excellent tires, predictable behavior on any surface. Season 2 - spikes in place. Surely somewhere they flew out on 4 wheels, but you have to look, you can’t see it right off the bat. I think 95%, no less.
- Noise is its main drawback. The previous Pirelli Winter Carving, although not quiet, is subjectively quieter. The second disadvantage is the price.
- price, quality, road behavior
- not yet found
- The only advantage - No noise
- 1. Weak line 2. Does not like snow 3. Floats after 120 km
- Rowing in any snow porridge
- Does not hold side slip, even at 30 km / h when entering a turn, brings the rear axle.
- I confirm all the advantages listed in other reviews.
- No.
- Reliable grip (ice, snow, in minus and during thaw), leads well on dry asphalt (compared to other studded tires)
- Increased noise (for studded this is the norm)
- patency; Large spikes; The softness of rubber.
- Noise on asphalt.
- Rows on all types of coverage: snow, ice, porridge, etc. The spikes hold up well.
- The first time is noisy on asphalt.
- Management, grip, price, brutal look :)
- Haven't found it yet!
- perfect road grip soft
- noisy on dry pavement
- reliability, silence, elasticity
- until I saw