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Cutting for an actual winter and for those who frequently travel great distances along side roads or, in extreme circumstances, to the country, or work in the city and reside in the area, the purchase is wholly justified! In my opinion, a friction tire is preferable if you nearly never leave a city where the air is somewhat clean, like Hong Kong, in that it is not studded. Depending on how long it takes, I might add a review after the fifth season.)

Pros
  • handling on ice, particularly stopping and turning. predictability in any circumstance. Additionally useless is porridge that has a slick surface underneath it. robust sidewall. holds spikes very well. Someone here claimed that they frequently disagree, which surprised them. There won't be any losses if the 2t. re-balance km are run appropriately, do not trot, of course, and maintain a minimum speed of 20 km/h in the summer. For the third season that I've been driving, I believe that three spikes are lost—two on one wheel, one on the other—and that two wheels are not at all lost.
Cons
  • Harsh, Winter feels no softer than summer, despite the fact that I specifically took the sixty-first profile (summer on the forty-first profile) and other disks for it. Of course it's noisy, especially on dry pavement, and the rumble after 90 km/h is so bad that I had to create a second Shumkov. There can be no miracles in this situation because there are 190 barbs on each wheel. BUT because she was formed, these flaws are leveled when the real winter truly starts for her. The stiffness provides controllability over oatmeal and uneven coverage, and the rumble is hardly noticeable.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Perfect product for any user!

These tires are currently mounted on a BMW that has rear-wheel drive. I went to Hakka beginning with the fourth model, and there were also fifth, seventh, eighth, and ninth models. Each one was well worth its purchase price and performed admirably throughout the winter. Never once did I second-guess this decision. But at this point, we are discussing the ninth. This model is absolutely unparalleled not only in the world of studded rubber but also within the realm of its own brand. I was able to

Pros
  • - Handling - Braking - Overclocking
Cons
  • Extremely noisy tires, particularly during the period in which they need to be broken in. After that, there is a brief period of calm. The surrounding conditions have a significant impact on the level of noise. The level of noise is at its highest when the pavement is dry; when it is wet, the behavior is considerably more subdued. On ice and snow, the silence is deafening. Another disadvantage is that as the temperature rises above plus five, the rubber begins to soften too much, and the stabilizing feature frequently kicks in even when the gas pedal is only lightly depressed.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

A high-quality product, the price corresponds to the quality.

It has been in service since November 2022, and I gave it to my wife on equal 4 225/65 17. The first winter, it's not yet clear in terms of wear; nevertheless, in terms of cross-country abilities (trips to the country), it resembles a 4-ku, probably a little worse, but you can't compare it on the highway. I traveled myself, and it wasn't terrible at all; in fact, it was really nice. During the time that they switched their shoes, I had to travel to Belarus because the rubber proved to be…

Pros
  • handling on roads that are snowy and ice.
Cons
  • Price)

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Not my best purchase, you could have found something else.

Continental ice contact bd, hakkapelita 7-8 tires, on the other hand, have never had any issues of this nature, but their wear resistance is very terrifying. I should not have made the purchase, and I won't recommend it to anyone. Even with occasional use, it will only last a season or two at most. And yes, I learned the hard way, the extended warranty does not cover the loss of spikes. Tires from a different brand are recommended.

Pros
  • Common manipulation. No more.
Cons
  • Very low resistance to wear These tires have never been used, and they are brand spanking new. the removal of a single thorn. How many of them do you think will leave in the first year?

Revainrating 2 out of 5

No joy in buying the product, it's not good.

Released on November 19th, 2017. 205 55 16. Audi. It's a front-wheel-drive system. Date: November 21, 2022 +1°. The pavement is dry and spotless. It's in the right lane, where "I run" the rubber. a vskoe highway leading into the area. Get up to 70 kph! In his Pajero Sport, "* Duck" suddenly feels the urgent desire to make a right turn. I put on the brakes and veer right. But she shows no signs of slowing down. Simply glides over the spikes. Also, the anti-lock brakes don't function. The speed…

Pros
  • spikes. They will likely slow down on the ice.
Cons
  • Accelerates perfectly well on paved roads. A minimum of 1,000 kilometers at a speed of no more than 70 kilometers per hour must be run. Lots of positive feedback. They simply don't add up. The reason is given in the comment.

Revainrating 3 out of 5

A little bit not what I expected, generally fine.

leaving for 8 years on hack 7. Some tread is still present. In addition, it continued to ride smoothly on both asphalt and loose snow, which was a welcome surprise. But when I had to travel interstate, I somehow made the decision to update the tires, so in January 2022, I bought a hack 9. Khaki 7 has somewhat better handling. I had to taxi more frequently when rounding a corner on a 7-ke. On 9-ke nearly tailed. But in the second season, the spikes started to fly out, and by the third, they were

Pros
  • driving and handling in rolling snow.
Cons
  • Quality

Revainrating 5 out of 5

A really necessary purchase, I'm glad I found this product.

I write on "noise" in particular. I don't think it's important to measure "noise" as an indicator. The phrase "velcro or spike" is what I used today after some difficult considerations. I walked out of the tire shop onto bare tarmac in a -3 to 6 degree climate. There are no special noise complaints when traveling through the city at up to 80 km/h. It "rustles" a little, but that's about it. Excellent handling; soft tires. I can't say whether there was a higher speed. The wheels' dimensions are…

Pros
  • each quality taken together
Cons
  • not yet located

Size 225/50/17. Just over 5,000 kilometers driven. Even though it has front-wheel drive and 250 lb.-ft. of torque, the vehicle's acceleration dropped from 190 to 200 mph because a single spike fell off in the middle. Smoothly rolled a thousand kilometers. They are hardly passable on asphalt, especially for winter tires, but they shine on snow and ice. On the cold and icy road, I did not see any sudden halts in the demolition, which was rather predictable. I was the driver of Nordman 5 before…

Pros
  • Consistent performance on snow and ice.
Cons
  • On the road, I didn't care for it because it rolls a lot and slows down a fair amount, but it's bearable and might be much worse. While cruising about the city in gas-brake mode, without slipping, the cabin takes on the aroma of burnt rubber due to exceeding the speed limit on asphalt.

After testing it in a skid and a rut and even climbing into the snow porridge, the end of the season, happy with the quality and dependability, left. I had no trouble getting the car out of the snowdrift that had built around it after it had even stood below the snowfall (I was too sluggish to dig it out). I am generally happy with my purchase and have never regretted it.

Pros
  • working nonstop on everything
Cons
  • The spikes make noise like everyone else.

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Im not particularly happy, but basically everything is fine.

Bought to sample the renowned Hakka, but was let down. The primary argument for using these tires is safety; what hogwash! Keep your speed down and your distance up. Even while I enjoy racing and fast driving, there is a limit to how fast you can go. For half the price, you can acquire tires from inexpensive brands like Gislaved or Hankook that only hold together marginally less well. I'd give it my stamp of approval if it weren't for the ridiculous amount of noise and the prohibitive price…

Pros
  • The road is in good condition.
Cons
  • The rubber is pricey due to its softness, noise, and high cost.

Revainrating 2 out of 5

Does not meet my expectations, it was not worth buying.

The most crucial component - as it turns out, Nokian's infamous guarantee, for which many are willing to overpay (including myself) - does not function. Sent a letter of endorsement and a link to the survey. You have to type a lot of useless information and attach a lot of images (at least they didn't make them attach analyzes, which would have made this an even longer epic) in order to submit this form. Then there were more questions and retakes of the photos. They act like they care, but in…

Pros
  • Name-brand, reliable grip in any climate
Cons
  • Just as loud and rough as every other Hakki before it. Poor performance in blowing snow And unfortunately received a faulty batch, but Nokian does not acknowledge this. The tires show nearly little wear for a season's worth of use (about 7-8 thousand kilometers), but one-third of the spikes on every wheel are gone. While the point of the spike does fly out, the rest of the "sleeve" stays in the hole. Just like before, I did the run-in in my usual fashion. This is a really disorganized set. Before that, I rode Hakka 5 for three years before switching to Hakka 7, where I promptly lost two spikes on all four wheels. The spikes on Hakka 8 will be ready for next season's skating. It looked like Clutch 9-ki was getting worse.

When running in, it does not behave very predictably, it was run on asphalt. Until the spikes "sat down" in place, the braking distance on the pavement was too big. After the break-in, the behavior changed for the better. There is little noise during movement, compared to the "aircraft" hkpl 8 "land and sky". But directional stability is better at times in but over time performance gets worse and worse and increases exponentially. Cornering speed is also better. Braking is better with hkpl 8…

Pros
  • Hello. I will compare with the previous hkpl 8, maybe someone will come in handy. Excellent handling on ice, while new. Pretty quiet compared to hkpl 8.
Cons
  • For three years, the spikes flew out almost completely. With hkpl 8 studs, about 20% flew out in three years of operation, hkpl 9 is a very expensive tire in this regard, the service life is very low. Afraid of blows, but not entirely critical. Hernias began to appear only in the second year, for comparison, hkpl 8 hernias did not exist at all ! Every year a large number of tires fly out on the drive axle. Dimension 195/55/16, car vw polo 1.4 125 hp With. Mechanics.