Tyre reviews Bridgestone Blizzak REVO GZ. Page 5 520

A great thank you to the Mosavtoshina staff for their promptness and informativeness. The tires are 37 weeks 2021 production, as requested.

These are my first "studs", so I have nothing to compare them to, but in comparison to the already worn-out studded Hakkapeliitta 5 - pure joy (but unfortunately I couldn't drive on icy roads and in strong frost as winter was already coming to an end).

Everything's fine, no problem at all with this snow. On the wet snow at the Moscow circuit, everything's going well. On the ice – like all the slicks – it requires a high level of grip. There's no particular noise on the dry asphalt.

Bridgestone Blizzak REVO GZ - a legendary classic. The grip that leaves any car owner speechless. Quiet, wear-resistant, and functions at 100%

Excellent tire, the car behaves predictably on all road surfaces, and in the rain and on packed snow and in a slushy snow mix, again in each case, one must be vigilant, not allowing oneself to make any sudden, unthought-out steering inputs.

Skoda Yeti 1.8 4*4 st.1

Holed in a pothole and cracked a 17-inch wheel, but the tire is in perfect condition. It behaves predictably at 200 km/h, is no problem on ice, floats in puddles, gets stuck in the snow immediately, and has no traction.

Škoda Yeti 1.8 st 1, 225-55-17, good condition, 4x4 tire. Got a hole at 120 km, disk broke, no scratches, all parameters are good, except for snow, doesn't handle deep snow, gets stuck.

I've been riding Moscow, MO and highways in the winter on the Bridgestone Blizzak 11 for 11 years, 50-60 models, and later Revos. They're great in the snow, ice, and rain. I just put a new set of Revos on.

I drove on these tires for three winters, in Moscow and the surrounding area, excellent road behavior, both on wet and snowy roads. A couple of weeks ago, I ordered the same model in Mosavtoshina (made in Japan). They delivered via Delovye Linii a couple of days before the terminal in my city.

Very good tire, I have something to compare it to! In terms of durability, time will tell. Noisier than Continental, but how it behaves on ice and snow makes up for it many times over.