My back began to hurt after installing a new bridge this winter that cost me $20,000; after a few days, I removed it and sold it for $15. Nokian is just a fairy tale in this regard; take it; you won't regret it. I purchased it and am extremely happy with it, rolling in general fire. Excellent tires retain the icy road well, slow down suddenly, have soft sidewalls, provide comfortable riding, produce no buzzing noises, and deliver predictable demolition. Cons: The price will be like an import in

It would be advisable to take Nokian Hakkapeliitta R2. Because it was on the previous Auto "R" model, it is not stiff at any temperature above 0 degrees.

I don't get the overwhelmingly good responses to the tires' noise. The label itself warns you that the tires make a lot of noise. Only one day a year gets snow, so I didn't put the handling through its paces. However, I did not feel in control when driving on ice or slush. What three years on asphalt without snow does to tires is evident in the shot.

Its pros: Good tires from a good manufacturer, rowing as it should, not noisy. Some cons: Until it is revealed, small stones get stuck between the lamellae.

I am sure that the sleigh needs to be prepared in the summer, in the winter I hope to get positive emotions from the summer purchase

Pros: Soft and quiet. The car becomes cotton wool for winter. Driving is not recommended. Some cons: If you overbrake on dry pavement, you can get an unbalanced wheel

Different pros: Very quiet rubber compared to spikes. Holds great, for city driving it's the most Cons below: You need to feel the moment in order to normally get under way on the ice.