Review on Nokian Tires Nordman RS2 SUV 235/65 R17 108R winter by Mateusz Wycech ᠌

Velcro has been my ride of choice for the past two decades. Mode de iarnă: 95% city, 5% travels outside the town. Summer 50/50. Over the course of the past decade, most of my trip has been to Bridgestone and Gooder, Toyota. There were distinct variations for the winter and summer seasons. The Turanza ER300 (that was first produced) was Summer's favorite. Have put it through all five seasons! If we are talking about a harsh winter season, we should keep in mind that Bridgestone, for example, had a lot of success with the WS-60; it is unfortunate that they discontinued production of this model. The REVO GZ was my choice of board for the past couple of winters; however, it is too soft and wears out very rapidly. During the same time, there was some rocking, and I personally decided that in the future I will refrain from using "asymmetric" rubber on the premise. The "novelties" come at a premium price, despite the fact that they drive in an unusual manner. There are no comrades for taste and color, as the old saying goes, but since there is limited availability in stores, you will have to choose from among the options. This past year, when selecting new equipment, I took into consideration a number of factors, including price, quality, attributes, and reviews of previous purchases. My decision to purchase the Nordman RS2 SUV (with a reinforced sidewall) was based on the advice of friends who owned Nokian vehicles and who drove them. Despite the fact that I don't have a jeep but rather a hatchback with improved ground clearance, these friends recommended that I get these tires. Rubber with a medium level of hardness, tried and proven. A stunningly "sporty" design that also features serious performance is presented here. Due to the fact that I do not drive on spikes, I went with a size that is slightly larger than the regular size (225/50/17). This rubber has left a very favorable impression on me, and based on that, I anticipate that it will survive for at least three seasons. I also took into consideration Nitto (daughter of Toyo, Japan), as they come highly recommended; however, the cost had increased due to the fact that it was the peak of the season while I was considering it, so I decided to go with Nokian instead. It will cost you 25 tyr to purchase the package.