Review on Pirelli Ice Zero 195/60 R15 88T winter by Stanislaw Kimsa ᠌

I had the experience of driving such in a company car, I decided to take them to my Avensis. Rollers 205/55/R16. On a service Ford, wherever he went out of town and through snow, and ice, and through snowdrifts, the car holds the road for 5 points in any weather, the braking distance is beyond praise, it rows everywhere, even after freezing rain it was not scary to drive. I can compare it with the Hakka 7th, I also drove it, Pirelli is more resistant to lateral drift (but this particular model), I didn’t notice any differences in another, except for the price. Spikes for 25 thousand in one season are all in place. Based on this, I purchased the same one for my car. It makes noise like all spikes, not critical, some write painfully in the head - nonsense, buy Hakku 7 or 8 - the same thing. There is no better combination of price and quality. IMHO: - it's funny to read reviews from residents of the middle part of 2022 about the noise of studded tires. He lived in St. Petersburg, one winter he calmly skated on summer tires (I bought Foltz on summer Bridgestones in January), I only carried sand with me, because sometimes it was hard to leave the parking lot after a night. Velcro in your minus 5 - plus 10 buy. - but just in winter you should not rely on tires, but on driving experience, otherwise they want to buy tires and drive like in summer. With this approach, even the most pubescent one will not save you from measuring the box.