Tyre reviews Bridgestone Blizzak Spike-02 SUV. Page 3 426

Good tires. Been driving for a long time, driving style is moderate. Practically always know how the car will behave on any road. But these tires allowed not to think about the weather at all - the car behaves normally on any surface. The studs bite into the ice, the car doesn't shake at high speed in a rut, easily passes through snowdrifts, does not float in slush. The protector is deep, V-shaped with deflectors. Side walls are worthy. The

Due to the COVID I had to move out of Moscow to the countryside, Saratov. There was a strange impression that snow clearing equipment is not allowed to go to Moscow beyond. In the civilization, we only decide on important issues, and one of them was buying tires. Given the circumstances, I chose studded tires. I get out of snowy sections without unnecessary help on these claws and feel confident on ice as well. I also want to note the usual high quality of Bridgestone.

Overall, not bad tires, the car is stable on a snowy road, on ice and wet road too, this is my second set of tires, previously I had Nokian Hakkapeliitta 8 SUV 225/65 R17 106T XL, also good, I drove them for 4 seasons, but they were much noisier

Not noisy, holds the road perfectly, not afraid to drive on a deflated tire, the rubber is elastic after 7 years, I've been using it for 15 years

The tires were very good, they held the road clearly on ice, the car was going smoothly, and they were excellent on snow, soft. The only drawback is that they are noisy on dry asphalt.

About 20 years ago, I used Nokian tire studs. I drove on Bridgestone in the summer set, and I think they are the best on the market today. The price was very good at Mosavtoshina, compared to Nokian, the choice turned out to be excellent. Bridgestones handle the road perfectly, they are low-noise. I operate a car in Novosibirsk. I highly recommend them to everyone.

Excellent tires! Before Bridgestone, I drove on Toyo, also studded. Earth and sky. Toyo keeps you on edge: when turning, it can skid, and the braking distance is longer. With Bridgestone, there are no such problems, it holds the road like on rails. A small minus, it's noisy, again comparing to Toyo. But I'm for safety. In general, I'm 100% satisfied with the tires.

Initially they hum, after slow running-in the noise disappears, leaving the hiss of the tread, but you can't escape that. But they have very good grip on any road, in corners and in braking the rear end won't overtake the front. In -30 degrees they don't become hard, you easily overcome inclines and declines. The tires can be taken, tested on trips in the Caucasus mountains and on the Urals.