Tyre reviews Bridgestone Blizzak Spike-02 SUV. Page 23 426

I decided to treat myself and my Volkswagen Touareg (255/55 R 18) and bought Blizzak Spike 02 suv. The manufacturers didn't lie about durability - it's the third season and the spikes are still in place. For me, this is a miracle. And I feel the car differently, it has become more predictable on ice. I'm satisfied with my choice. The price is fully justified.

The tire is excellent. It confidently holds the road, on ice and on snow. Braking is great. It was noisy until it was run-in.

Super tire. Not noisy. Brakes well on ice

Domestic tires are just awful. They hold the road poorly on snow and ice, and are very noisy. Previously, I had Japanese-made tires, the previous model, which lasted 3 seasons (115,000 km of mileage) and everything was much better there.

Loud tire

Suzuki Grand Vitara 225/55R17. The tires are perfectly suited for light off-road driving, while also showing themselves to be very comfortable on the highway and in the city. The noise level is not too strong, the ride is smooth, nothing "clunks" or gets annoying.

I like everything about these tires, I'm glad I bought Bridgestone and specifically studded tires. In our northern region, this is a fairly common option, so I didn't argue with the trend))) The car is not just for anything, but for traveling with my family, so in 3 years I've driven at least 50,000 winter kilometers. There hasn't been a single, even the smallest, incident on the road. We'll keep driving.

Audi Q7 235/65 R18. It rides smoothly, like a boat sailing... If seriously, then you feel about the same when driving on the second spike. Before that, there were other studded tires, and there the ride was truly in the style of Rammstein (I won't mention the brand so as not to be considered advertising/anti-advertising))) These tires are very cool in terms of balanced characteristics, and despite being a bit more expensive than some of their counterparts, the price is justified by 147%

I have installed them on my Kia Sorento (235/65 R17) and have been driving for one season so far. I don't plan on replacing them. They are sturdy, reliable tires. Not a single stud has come off. I'm satisfied with the car's handling, especially on snowy and icy roads. In practice, the tires have proven themselves to be very worthy.

Tire "G", after two seasons, more than half of the studs are gone, it handles snow well, but it's terrible on ice, it skids, doesn't brake, and the rear of the car throws to the side on any speed possibly due to the stud structure.