Hankook Tire Winter i*Cept iZ 2 W616 235/55 R17 103T Review
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- The item was ordered on the 5th and delivered to the apartment on the 7th (on the first floor).
- ➖ Poor grip on ice ➖ Porridge has poor traction on the road. Always skidding ➖ Poor traction in wet weather (on asphalt that was already wet).
- Robust, silent, and resistant to wear and tear
- During the winter, it does not slow down at speeds that are greater than 50 kilometers per hour.
- Excellent tires for navigating the streets of the city, and they perform admirably on icy roads (dry snow).
- Ice is not at all in her comfort zone; similarly, she struggles with wet asphalt and loose wet snow, both of which need her to reduce her speed and prepare in advance.
- Considerations of cost, product excellence, and performance "Behind the Wheel"
- Until I discovered
- Resistance to wear
- When compared to summer, it does not offer much of an advantage in terms of the road's grip. DOES NOT KEEP THE ROAD.
- Quiet, affordable. Snow rolling across dry asphalt.
- Ice, as well as wet asphalt.
- Excellent tires that are just as quiet as summer tires, studded at +8 and above so that the vehicle "floats"; this model is comfortable to drive in the off-season, during the transition from plus to minus, and in slush. The results of softness testing indicate that this is one of the softest rubbers currently available on the market. In addition, the margin for frost and grip in the winter is outstanding, and the tread is 9 millimeters.
- Price, although the maker has no say on that matter
- Calm and with a low energy requirement.
- Poor traction on slush, compacted snow, and ice, as well as unpredictable lateral stalling. rubbing on a paved surface that is dry.
- The quality of the craftsmanship is quite high. Simple to keep in balance. Properties that couple very well with any surface. Even in decent puddles it does not hydroplan. Ice maintains its stability and resists movement while avoiding destruction and slippage. Even though the front-wheel drive does not have any locks, the vehicle has an exceptional traction in mud and snow (it has never gotten stuck or stalled anywhere throughout the entire winter). This is despite the fact that there are no locks on the front-wheel drive.
- The mild roll that can be seen at a temperature of +5.12 degrees Celsius is caused by the suppleness of the rubber. Obviously not a deal breaker, as it does not generate a great deal of anxiety and does not significantly impact the way the item is handled.
- The trajectory is nicely maintained by Quiet on snow as well as asphalt when it is descending on a wet road.
- on the ice, the number "4" begins to swim from 0 to -10.
- The ability to resist wear and tear is more important than being loud.
- Floats at temperatures over 0 degrees Celsius.
- Price, quality, rating in tests "Behind the wheel"
- Until I discovered