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Revainrating 5 out of 5

The best thing I've ever used, I recommend it to everyone!

Seat Leon 1.4 TSI, Automatic, SPb 13000 miles. The snow will melt eventually, despite the fact that it is - 10 outside the window. And along with it, my recollections of using a new kind of winter tires will also be lost to time. That's why I made the decision to draft this review. Let's base our decision on the priorities I gave myself. #controllability. For the first time in my memory, at temperatures of +5–+10, winter tires provide superior cornering grip than summer tires. And it just…

Pros
  • calm, excellent handling on ice and asphalt, and coasting
Cons
  • poorly handled powder

Revainrating 1 out of 5

Total disappointment, the product is terrible.

I had to get a new tire since I couldn't put enough miles on the old one; I only traveled 40-50 kilometers. while suffering a loss of four spikes! I honestly believed that anything may take place! But you won't believe it after another 500 kilometers—I don't have fifty percent of the spikes now, and even though my vehicle has front-wheel drive, the spikes on the back are also missing a significant number. despite the fact that there were no interruptions of any kind. Now that it's in this…

Pros
  • I was unable to find them.
Cons
  • After one thousand kilometers, a rider who is extremely cautious will not encounter fifty percent of the spikes. without dickheads

Revainrating 2 out of 5

It was a bad idea to buy it, the money was wasted.

A year ago, we purchased two sets: size R17 for our Mazda 3, and size R19 for our Range Rover Vogue. The imprints are really poor on both of the devices. In turn, works hard to go out, especially when breaking a little bit better than in the summer. Even having four-wheel drive won't help you out of this jam. Toya will never again be anything I purchase.

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Expected more from the purchase, but not the worst option.

Since it is nearly hard to examine the storage conditions, I would not take the rubber if I knew it was older than three years. Other vendors really state that the rubber has been sitting in storage for a while and offer a discount as a result. This vendor is quiet.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Everything is fine, there are only minor drawbacks.

Even after reading several evaluations, I was still confused about who was saying what: who is a great rubber, not even as bad as hacky, and who is usually dangerous to one's health?! What I think So that Before that, I drove to Nordman 4 on the same vehicle, and I'll admit that I didn't like it at first: not only is it sooo buzzing, but it's also just a sooooo long braking distance on ice; I rode it for two seasons before selling it; all the spikes were installed by the pros; and the car's…

Pros
  • Calm, with great grip on the road.
Cons
  • Intensely severe

At the end of December 2022, rubber with the Kia Sorento's dimensions of 235/65/17 was purchased. Produced in Japan, so it can run with all spikes in place for 10,000 cycles. I didn't intentionally run the tires; instead, my driving style was mostly influenced by the location of the traffic (somewhere I felt ill, somewhere I burnt). There is something to compare it with since many people claim that the rubber is full of gum here. When compared to Toyo, the second vehicle has Continental…

Pros
  • withstands ice, snow, and asphalt well; silent.
Cons
  • I missed it.

Revainrating 1 out of 5

The worst purchase in my life, don't repeat my mistake

My wife's Tiguan had a COUNTRY model from last year, which I really liked. This year, I couldn't locate one because they took it off the market, so I bought an Observe G3-Ice 215/65/16 model. I installed it today and I'm still baffled as to how it's possible because the rubber hums like a plastic wheel with sharp edges! I can relate it to the rubber-chewing sound of a flat tire! I'm prepared to start the investigation of the product's quality even if I have the impression that the tire has deep

Pros
  • No
Cons
  • noise, hum

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Good product for me, I was satisfied with the price.

Dimension 195/65/15, Mercedes vehicle 124.2.0l carb (the simplest one without abs or anything more like that). My first winter experience behind the wheel of a vehicle with rear-wheel drive. I had anticipated that it would be challenging, but the rubber makes a significant difference. Ice on the track, the car goes at a speed of 100 km/h effortlessly, confidently overtaking other cars, maintaining directional stability, cornering, and braking with no problems at all. I reside on the outskirts…

Pros
  • It does not matter if there is snow or ice; the grip is quite good.
Cons
  • After one month of use, approximately thirty percent of the spikes were still present on the drive axle (rear-wheel drive), while the remaining twenty percent had vanished. In addition to this, the seats have not been used at all, and there are no evidence of damage, such as slipping on a hard surface.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I'm very happy with the product, it's very satisfying.

For a very long period, I went with Forester 3 (2.5 atmospheres; before that, Michelin). When compared to Bridgestone Ice Cruiser 7000, they didn't slow down at all on ice after the first winter, making driving extremely dangerous. When compared to a Camry-50, Toyo is better on the head and makes less noise. The brake is rated as 5, and controllability is a 4 plus. Almost no demolition is done. nonetheless, auto 4 vd. Most importantly, how temperatures below -20 do not cause the bridge to tan…

Pros
  • I really loved it because of the strong tires, good handling, tracking, lack of drift, and braking requirements.
Cons
  • The spikes are gradually disengaging. I believe this is usual for 2 winters, 5 pieces from each wheel.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I didn't expect the quality to be so high.

We've been only installing TOYO for a long time now. A individual who only drove executive automobiles equipped with TOYO tires said that they crack tires. They put on studded 225/65/17 tires today. The trip has come to an end. We logged a 100-kilometer drive. The results were as anticipated. In 2022, it is absurd to purchase so-called "Finnish" rubber produced from discarded galoshes. We used to take our summer TOYO, a sports car, out for a spin every season. Superb control and road holding in

Pros
  • The production of "Fast and Furious: Japanese Drift" was funded by TOYO. Those paying attention will notice an insane quantity of subliminal brand promotion. This fact is self-evident.
Cons
  • A product of Japan. A patriot of 2022 has a hard time accepting the fact that the best products are manufactured not in Vyshny Volochek but a bit further away.

Revainrating 2 out of 5

It was a bad idea to buy it, the money was wasted.

I purchased a set of tires with a diameter of 21 inches and widths of 285/35 in the front and 325/30 in the back for my BMW x5 in the fall of 2022. Plus un, it's not that pricey, and it comes with 70,000 pieces. Cons: According to the findings of one season, the vehicle is not designed to be driven quickly; the rubber on the front tire exfoliated and began to descend, and it is not treated to prevent this. It is possible to recover from having a hernia on the back wheel. In terms of its driving

Pros
  • Inexpensive
Cons
  • After only one season, the front tire had splits in it.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Everything is fine, there are only minor drawbacks.

Due to its high curb weight, winter tires are a need for the 2022 Toyota Highlander. On a snowy road, the brakes and handling should perform well. And I can attest that this rubber was up to the challenge. In particular, for the cost. After two years of use, I can say that this rubber has largely met my expectations. What's the point of nearly? Because, in spite of everything, one spike came out on the left front wheel and two on the right during the first winter. The final vehicle had studded…

Pros
  • Compared to my summer Michelins, the car is considerably softer and is managed much better on these winter tires. They grip the road wonderfully, stick well to the surface even on clean ice, and brake perfectly on any surface. It's quick and sure; you won't feel like your automobile is "walking" at high speeds.
Cons
  • The rubber makes a loud rumbling noise, especially on asphalt. This is a normal side effect, but I expected it before taking the spikes, so it's not a big deal for me. Snow porridge did not fare too well.

Revainrating 3 out of 5

There are deviations, generally tolerable.

I had been hunting for tires exactly like that since I thought they looked great on the Audi A6. On the previous vehicle, Shumka was superior, and it had four-wheel drive; however, the vehicle itself was more weighty. On the far less heavy Audi A3, many faults were discovered. When it snows or there is ice on the road, the automobile loses traction in sharp corners, even when the speed is modest. It moves to the side like nothing happened. It is also a horrible experience to brake on ice. When…

Pros
  • Excellent drawing, spike pattern, and price
Cons
  • Poor grip during emergency braking on asphalt and ice; poor stability when drifting sideways. Oooooooo noisy

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Great quality, did not expect at all for the price.

I bought it today, I installed it right away! ) I drove about 100 km, everything is cool! ) Noise? ) Well, it’s still studded tires and on asphalt! ) Belshina stood for summer . gorgeous after her . before that, I rode Hake 5 in winter. . by car with the best noise. it seemed to me that the tires were not so noisy! ) In general, I’m satisfied so far! ) Wait for the next review in the winter, maybe the shoals will appear, but so far I’m happy! )

Pros
  • Made NOT IN RUSSIA, but in JAPAN! ) Soft, good grip on asphalt! )
Cons
  • Noisy, but buzzes no more than Khaki! )

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Everything in the purchase suits, a very necessary product.

Camry v50, 215/60/R16, Dimensions I selected a set of winter tires based on the results of a number of tests and reviews; however, I came across these tires by accident and was pleasantly surprised by both the price and the quality. After they were broken in, the tires stopped making noise; the anti-lock braking system (ABS) sometimes functions on ice; I never got stuck anywhere; the handling is excellent on asphalt; the tires are comfortable for the summer; I'm considering purchasing a toyo as

Pros
  • the most comfortable, the most affordable, the most silent after being broken in, and the most flexible
Cons
  • Throughout the course of the season, at least a dozen and possibly even more spikes soared out in front.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

One of the best deals, glad I bought this.

Types of Honda Accord vehicles. Tire size 215/55/17 I really eat and rest after the Bridgstone Adrenaline 225/45/17 summer tires. Being very soft, the steering wheel naturally got a bit slow and simpler to turn, but it's winter and I want to be able to move more easily without having to start from a specific location. It is preferable to drive carefully, to not go faster than 120 km/h, and even more so, to not tell the automobile to go that fast on the road. After the break-in, things improved.

Pros
  • Cost and caliber
Cons
  • not yet disclosed

Revainrating 4 out of 5

The right product for me, the price suited me.

Wagon tires for a Mercedes C-class, size 195/65/15. That's why we have ABS, ESP, ASR, and BAS. Bought some NON-STUD rubber from Japan in the year 2022, week 41. Took just 5-10 grams to get me where I needed to go. There was no snow or ice in the first thousand kilometers, and the temperature was in the plus range the entire time. Twice I checked the front and rear toe-in to make sure everything was fine in the suspension. Big, bold zero for exchange rate stability! It drove where it pleased…

Pros
  • properly balanced on the discs, low noise level, high durability
Cons
  • stability in turns and stopping power on ice

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I am very happy with this purchase, I will advise everyone!

I went with a new, affordable investment. I was planning to get a kumho or hankuk, but I saw a toyo for approximately the same price. still made in Japan, so I decided to take a chance:). It sounds like a plane is taking off for the first 100 kilometers, but as the run-in continues, the volume drops. After 500 kilometers in a mode of no more than 60 km/h without sudden acceleration and deceleration, it significantly decreased. Now, aside from the clatter of spikes, the sound is the same as that

Pros
  • Very soft to the touch and while moving. On asphalt, the road is securely held. 195/60 R15 set costs $9500, less than Kama, Amtel, and Kumho.)
Cons
  • You could argue that they don't exist given the cost.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

The product is really good, Im glad I bought it.

235/45 p18 In general, quite satisfied with the rubber, went with the car. The road is well kept, the more spikes flew out, the quieter it becomes. Always slow down nodo in advance and keep your distance. Operation in Hong Kong, we often leave the city, never let us down anywhere, any climbs and ice. The rubber is 5 years old and began to lower in the winter, I thought the , redid everything, but nothing much has changed, the wheels continue to descend. In general, an honest four, Viking 7 took

Pros
  • Predictably rides
Cons
  • In the third year there were almost no thorns left

Revainrating 5 out of 5

A great option for this money, one of the best offers.

Bought December 1, 2022 for a new car. I wanted gislaved nf100, but they ran out, I bought these and did not regret it. I can compare a lot with some, as I drive a lot and on different machines. Better than Nordman unequivocally, with Hakka 7 at the same level, there is only less noise, and by a lot. Regarding the noise: the first 500 km, the rumble seemed to have died hub bearings, then it starts to subside. After 1000 km silence. I drive an Octavia 7.

Pros
  • Price. Holds both ice and snow well.
Cons
  • During the first season, 15% of the spikes sweated on the front axle, and 100% on the rear axle. But I moved a lot on clean asphalt in May, resorted to emergency braking a couple of times. Therefore, I do not consider it a significant drawback. A friend has a jacogamma before -50%, -40% for the season.