Tyre reviews Boto WD69 IceKnight. Page 16 2096

The rubber is not bad, it's soft, but I would like it to be fresher.

Advantages: survived the winter without complaints!
Disadvantages: none

Well, I've driven through my first winter on these tires. The car is a Land Rover Freelander. My impressions of the tires are only positive! Both in the city and out of town, and on a long trip on the highway, I never experienced any discomfort. On snow and snowdrifts in courtyards - good, on snowy slush - good, on asphalt - good. And it's quiet, compared to studded tires!)) I drove out of icy city courtyards without problems and wheel spin. I didn't encounter bare ice on my trips, thank God.
In general, I'm one hundred percent satisfied with the tires, thanks to the Chinese manufacturer and seller!))

Not a very good option for winter

I've been running on them for 3 years, operating as all-season tires. No complaints. Mileage is 25,000. Excellent wheels.

Advantages: Hold well on snow
Disadvantages: None. Slip on ice, like all
The price matches the quality

Rode somewhere for about two months, a hernia came out

Good rubber, does not become brittle.

Made it through the winter season somehow. Awful tires. Distorted geometry. Radial runout up to 2mm. At speeds of 60 and above, vibrations through the suspension and body. I wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy...

Excellent tires, thank you to the seller.