Tyre reviews BFGoodrich Winter Slalom 35

Excellent tires. Stable in cornering. Well grip on snow. The only drawback – float at speed through the snowy slush. That's only due to the width of the tire and the weight of the car.

Excellent tire, no extra noise, rides great on snow,
Dry and wet asphalt, too, no problems at all, highly recommended.

Two winters all studs still intact, soft, handles well, quiet. Clean ice from a stoplight always first in line. Holds the road well in a snowfall, exit the lane on a pass calmly overtake. Sometimes there are light frostings when the snow is thick. Exit the lane, it is very difficult to slide on a front axle, even on a full drive if you exceed the speed. On a curve, it will die out faster than it will get stuck. Conclusion: on

not bad
...stands on the field at a friend's, has no complaints from him, is satisfied, used to ride on Russian tires in the winter, now doesn't even want to think about it..., the only downside is that there are few good American tires on the market...
Pros: soft, no winter problems in principle
Cons: size

solid four
stands on the second year of shevike, size 215/75 R15, in principle, I like it, of course, on deep snow, compared to BFG M/T, it's nothing, but on ice, of course, it's better, but worse than those with spikes, but you can't drive on them on snow, so it's a compromise, I used to drive on Nordmaster, WS is significantly better
Pros: compromise between off

Completely satisfied

In comparison with the Nokian company, which is a great authority for me, the behavior on asphalt is more stable. On a slippery surface, when turning, it tends to skid sideways, but it's quite predictable. After two years of winter operation, I don't see any wear. I installed studs (2-flange) and lost no more than 10% over two winters. And that's considering that with our winters, you can see snow and ice

Satisfied

Driven the second winter. Mileage of about 15,000. Wear is virtually invisible visually. Not studded. For winter driving in the city and beyond, it's quite suitable. Comfortable, but slightly noisy.

Excellent tire! I have spent three seasons on the road and it has never let me down. It has gotten me out of any road condition. Buy it, you won't regret it. That's why they call it Slalom.

I drove 2000 kilometers in the fall on a snowless highway - the behavior is almost like summer tires, with a low hum from the studs and good stability, plus softness while driving. When all wheels hit a puddle at a speed of around 100 km/h, it starts to float and skid dangerously on the road.

I drove 500 km on snow. A 20-cm snowfield (front-wheel drive) is crossed without any hint of getting stuck.

Super
Super tire. Second year of use