Tyre reviews Boto WD69 IceKnight. Page 53 1921

I've always used studded winter tires, but I decided to try non-studded ones, I've never driven on them before. It's just great, only positive impressions from this tire. Driving through slush and snow is no problem, it throws a bit on ice if you accelerate sharply, but if you had studs, it would be like skating, so I came to the conclusion that non-studded tires are much better and cooler, at least for me! And I was also surprised by the price of the tire, the cost of the tire is around 6000-6500, I don't remember exactly, if some other more or less decent one, not Chinese, from 10000, so driving only brings joy plus saved money! Thanks to Mosaftoshina for the good price and tires!

Excellent tires. I recommend.

Quiet. Soft, if the temperature is above zero, slippery. Behaves very poorly in the rut, does not hold it, scary. But it scrapes well in the snow. Also brakes normally.

Bought a set of 19-inch tires with different widths for a ridiculous 22,600 rubles, based on reviews, a guy who was in line for mounting, having already driven on such tires for 2 seasons, highly praised the tires, the first impression is pleasant, balanced perfectly, the tread is soft, I think the purchase is successful, at the end of the season I will add a review, this year's winter is mild!

I thought for a long time about choosing China. My first experience. I took tires for Lexus RX on Japanese disks with a diameter of 22. The size needed was 275 40. The prices from brands reached up to 300 thousand for a set. I paid attention to this particular model due to the reviews. I had concerns because of the price, I took the set for a ridiculous 36 thousand. I did not regret it once. It's very soft, quiet, and excellently holds the road, both on dry and wet asphalt. Before that, I used Bridgestone, I didn't feel any difference. I definitely recommend it and in the summer I will also look for a Chinese one

It's nice and very unexpectedly surprised by this tire. All the time before that, I used only studded tires. For the first time, I took non-studded tires, it was a bit scary... All my concerns were dispelled. I definitely recommend!!!

For the first time, I decided to try Chinese tires, and I really regret it! Today, I was at the tire shop and installed these tires on my car, and immediately, vibration started at all speeds, the tire wouldn't inflate without a booster! I went to a professional center to balance the wheels, and it got better by 15-20%, then I went for a drive, drove 40 km, and it's just awful - when accelerating and turning, the tire wobbles and vibrates at all speeds, the asphalt is dry, the temperature is -2, and the pressure in the tires is normal! Next, I put on my old tires, and all the problems disappeared, then I put on these Chinese tires again, and everything started vibrating again, at speeds from 0-40 km, it feels like the wheels are not round, but oval, to be honest, I don't recommend buying such tires, they're not even worth getting for free! The outcome is that I wasted the whole day, spent money on buying these tires, paying for wheel alignment, and paying for tire installation four times! The only plus is that it's not noisy on the road.

Everything would have been fine, but there is a big problem - the tires are not balanced, or rather, they have poor geometry. I had them balanced three times, but they still vibrate, so I had to remove and replace them, which means the money was simply wasted.

When I changed tires in the fall, I immediately felt the difference. The car started to lead, the road holds so-so. But when the snow fell, I didn't notice it. On snow and ice, it goes "like on dry", i.e. classic winter tires. So you decide what's more important to you. Definitely not Bridgestone. But the price, of course, matters.

At first, I decided to try the tires on the studs and was very pleased, they grip very well on loose snow and brake well on ice too. Very good tires, I liked them