Pros
- Price.
Cons
- Noisy
Pros
- Passability across the snow mass, somewhat soft price.
Cons
- On asphalt, noisy.
Pros
- The cost is, without a doubt, the most significant benefit. A package measuring 215/60 R17 cost me sixteen thousand dollars to purchase. Because the tread pattern is not overly unusual, I doubt that even a knowledgeable person could tell at first glance that you are using Chinese rubber if they did not read the name printed on the sidewall. The tires have an excellent sense of balance. The installer was taken aback because just moments earlier he had installed new Breeches Blizzak Spike; hence, he stated that it was undesirable in this regard. My wife has never gotten stuck anywhere, and she parks on the Renault Capture, which is somewhere I do not go at all. It rows perfectly in the snow that is currently falling in St. Petersburg. The ideal departure from the thick porridge. It is rebuilt without throws at a speed that gets it out of the rut.
Cons
- It's true that we didn't have any particularly high hopes. I did it entirely at my own peril and risk, but happily, there have been no issues discovered as of yet.
Pros
- Deep, soft tread that floats well in snow and slush.
Cons
- The tire does not grip the round spike very well.
Pros
- Price! Protector Hakki 8. Manageability, the track does not feel at all, surprised.
Cons
- Yes, it's a bit noisy. But not critical.
Pros
- Cost, handling on icy surfaces
Cons
- Not yet known
Pros
- Good grip on the road. Suitable number and arrangement of studs; good directional tread pattern.
Cons
- Before the rubber softens, you can hear a distinct noise.
Pros
- Cost, durability, amount of spikes, and softness in the cold
Cons
- Quite noisy
Pros
- Treads are soft and deep, allowing for good float in snow and mud.
Cons
- A tire with a round spike will not be held securely.
Pros
- • Holds the road at a high speed whether there is snow chacha or deep snow. • Excellent drainage, I would say chic, the water wedge does not catch at all, but of course, while it is fresh with a full resource. • Very quiet tires that on bare road, and even more so in the snow. • Pretty dense sidewall due to its softness, less possibility of collapse before the disk.
Cons
- • Spike execution: While there aren't many of them, I'd prefer more of them because they wouldn't interfere with the rubber. The inconsistent nature of the studs is this rubber's MOST significant flaw. The first sticks out too much, while the second is recessed inside. Even if there aren't many spikes, the ones that are there are poorly built. Unnecessarily protruding spikes carry more weight than is necessary, whereas too inwardly recessed spikes cannot support any weight at all. Made of very flimsy metal, they appear drab when compared to other manufacturers' spike designs.
Pros
- I liked the price, and after the skated winter season, the quality. The spikes after one season are almost all in place, although I thought that half would fly out. When they assembled tires on wheels, they said that the tires were decent and you don’t have to worry about making the right choice. Holds well on ice and porridge
Cons
- noisy like all studded.
Pros
- Price
Cons
- Very noisy, loss of handling on dry roads.
Pros
- Price
Cons
- Clutch fig, get stuck in the snow - just spit
Pros
- Price, grip
Cons
- The rumble on clean asphalt pipets
Pros
- Price, noiselessness, rutting does not feel.
Cons
- Controllability. It is difficult to describe, somehow there is no holder. it seems to me that on a snake, when compared instrumentally with analogues, there will be a very mediocre result
