Review on Bridgestone Blizzak VRX 195/55 R16 87S winter by Stanislaw Mielicki ᠌

In general, the sidewall is like a flat tire, and the tread is tan. Didn't like it very much and wouldn't recommend it to anyone. I will roll out in the summer, there are no spikes, it's not a pity. Maybe the Japanese tires of this model are better, carefully look at the country of production when buying. Pros: Works well in wet snow. Pulls even when you cling to the bottom. Cons: 1. The sidewall under normal pressure curves unnaturally so that it seems that the tire is not weakly deflated. You check the pressure, and with different pressure gauges - no, the pressure is normal, but the sidewall is bent. Whether thin, whether weak, does not look very good. Not to mention the fact that the protruding sidewall is easier to break on a curb or a hole. 2. In a strange way, rubber tans like summer tires in moderate and mild frost. So that you feel the rigidity and the smallest bumps in the road. It seems to be rowing according to the pattern, and quiet, but unusually tough - as soon as it is below zero. Perhaps the matter is in the unimportant quality of the mixture, since the tire was not made in Japan. 3. Indistinct zero. Moreover, with a minus, more or less, and with a plus, it floats away.