- Quiet, imported, well balanced.
- The tire is studded, not studded from the factory. I found out when I bought it. Easily breaks into a skid when turning on wet pavement and snow.
- Good tires at a reasonable price. Smooth, when balancing a minimum of small weights. Rows through the snow. Confident driving on asphalt at a speed of 100-120 km / h. Holds grip well on snow and asphalt, as well as in the off-season on loose ground. Quiet. Good drainage when driving through puddles.
- Unpredictable on icy roads. There are a lot of spikes in the picture, not enough in life, probably savings.
- Noise
- The absence of a large number of spikes, and even those are recessed deep + round Hydroplaning tread rather than winter riding Price - you pay for studded tires, you get friction
- Moderately noisy (not much noisier than summer, the “clatter” of spikes is heard only at low speed) Good handling
- did not find
- Quiet handling
- rough terrain is poorly balanced
- Price, quiet, quite soft, the thickness of the rubber itself.
- Haven't revealed yet
- More or less reasonable price. Not noisy, apparently this effect is achieved by a deep-set spike, although this is more of a disadvantage, see below. Balanced at 0 quickly in a proven tire center.
- On loose, high snow, rowing is poor, although judging by the profile it should be better. Due to the fact that the spikes are deeply planted, poor grip on ice.
- Durable, keeps the car on the track
- Noisy, slips on ice.
- Kumho WinterCraft Ice WI31+ winter studded 185/65 R15 88T (Korea) Value for money, quiet, gently passes bumps, wear-resistant. Skated 2 seasons - all the spikes are in place. Holds the road well, does not swim.
- Sensitive to the rut on clean asphalt - pulls into a rut, but not critical.