Pros
- It's not too loud, holds a wet road nicely, and we even tried it on some sand with no issues.
Cons
- Most likely not for lengthy journeys, as the drive wheels for the second season were worn out (((
Pros
- fashion, durability, cost
Cons
- Obviously not
Pros
- a comfortable ride, little noise, and strong traction
Cons
- missing for two seasons
Pros
- It is relatively inexpensive and can travel farther through the muck than a freeway. Useful as an all-season garment
Cons
- not noticed
Pros
- perfect for urban excursions and weekend getaways, great control, cushioned tires, inaudible road noise, no sensation for imperfections;
Cons
- I would be willing to pay this sum in theory, but I know that it can be accomplished for less money elsewhere.
Pros
- fantastic tires Instead of G012 I used the Forester. In every regard, especially in the dirt, the 015 performs better than the 012. I blurred faster in 012. Better water drainage was seen. The 015th seems to be lighter than the 012 since the 012 "has a lot of rubber," One summer is the duration of use. drove her throughout Abkhazia from MSC. I traveled through the Kodori Gorge's tunnel in front of the checkpoint, up the steep mountain roads to the Auadkhara spring's alpine meadows, and to the Gegsky waterfall. Without roofs or breakage, every wheel was still in tact, which is fantastic! I checked the balance when I got there, and it had not changed. It provides outstanding rubber sidewall protection in the tread area. This most likely prevented me from getting hurt on rugged mountain roads. Both dry and wet braking are great. In corners, they don't make noise. The highway is fantastic! The tread layout allowed for loss-free survival of unexpected precipitation. In the absence of ice, there were no slips on the moist snow. The summer tires of the neighbors were slipping.
Cons
- After a vacation, there is obvious wear and tear. little variation in sizes. There is no 225/60/17 standard. The profile had to be set to 65 because it was the right fit.
Pros
- Quieter than 12, like softer.
Cons
- Less adapted to the exit from the asphalt than 12.
Pros
- Price is reasonable, and it drives nicely on both asphalt and gravel roads.
Cons
- When you are on the ground, especially after it has rained and when you are on steep slopes, you will quickly be pushed to the side. at a pressure of two atmospheres, the standard.
Pros
- - Within reason, gently passes bumps, road joints, and tram lines (which run flush with the road). You have to cross the dead asphalt joints with rails at walking speed because there are so many of them. Changes lanes on a road with water in a rut with assurance. I try to make all the adjustments smoothly when driving in the rain, which this tire allows me to do. I haven't noticed any hydroplaning yet, but the off-road tread is quite helpful in this respect. — good traction on the sand and priming.
Cons
- Reduced acceleration dynamics; significantly worse braking and handling on pavement (in dry and rainy conditions) than with road tires. Turns on wet pavement, in particular, blast the front axle, even though I occasionally "laid" rather visibly. But remember, this is not a racing tire; it is for a smooth ride without abrupt turns. - The rubber on the road vibrates and hums audibly when traveling on a packed, leveled, sand road. - It is not particularly balanced in my case, and at speeds of 120 to 125 km/h, it very clearly bumps into the steering wheel. Other than that, there are reasonable vibrations at various speeds, but I became accustomed to them with time because they are present on virtually any tire (in my experience on this car).
Pros
- Excellent grip! Long-lasting, somewhat quiet, and resistant to wear exceptionally well.
Cons
- It was not found.
Pros
- Soft
Cons
- Noise
Pros
- Calm, consistent performance when driving, and no rise in fuel consumption despite increasing braking force.
Cons
- No
Pros
- Well-suited for asphalt roads; moderately noisy.
Cons
- Patency.
Pros
- quiet, regulated fuel consumption
Cons
- No
Pros
- Forgot about aquaplaning once I acquired some road tires. The flight to minus five degrees was uneventful. Sleet, ice on the roads in spots, slush, typical flying speed from Hong Kong to Hong Kong in the middle of March.
Cons
- Not currently located; future plans include adding a review.
Pros
- Velcro's grip on the road means it performs admirably in the snow.
Cons
- Tires are now only suitable for slow moving cars because to their expensive cost and the fact that they cause the vehicle to swerve wildly when overtaking or turning.
Pros
- My concept of versatility is satisfied when the tread and stiffness are at P = 2.4 atm.
Cons
- After the tires were mounted, it was determined that there was a 50-gram imbalance across three of the wheels. with a maximum of 70 grams allowed.
