Nexen Roadian HTX 2

The tire pleasantly surprised me. In dry weather and in the rain, I didn't notice any problems with maneuvering, even at speeds of up to 150. What pleased me the most was driving on ruts: it's like moving from a rutted lane to a smooth asphalt road. I tried to drive through deep puddles at a speed of 80 km/h, knowing their location in advance, and it was like driving on a smooth surface: the biggest problem was that the flow of water splashed onto the windshield. I chose this tire to replace the stock Pirelli, and I wouldn't go back to it even if I had to. In terms of noise, it's excellent: the stock tire was extremely loud, and when I switched from winter tires to it, I didn't notice any difference... My main argument for choosing this tire was to avoid Chinese-made tires, although even acquaintances praise them, and not to buy a cheap product from well-known brands that have gone downhill. In terms of wear resistance, driving on ice and snow, I'm already anticipating giving it top marks.

The first impressions are very positive, I didn't even expect it. The tires after Continental CrossContact are just a bomb! Very quiet and comfortable. How it will perform in the future, time will tell, but for now I'm thrilled with the tires, it turns out that Mazda can also be quiet, I think Mazda owners will understand what I'm talking about. In general, I recommend.

On the highway, it's perfect, handling is good. 140-160 on the toll road is just super. On gravel, it's confident (didn't like that small stones get stuck and after you drive like on spikes). Loose dirt road - it rides, but you need to catch it, it's not its thing. The overall impression is good. As for wear, it's too early to say anything.