Tyre reviews Doublestar DW02. Page 2 809

Ideally balanced, little load. After studded tires, there is no noise at all. Soft. Not bad at holding the road. But if you need to drive onto an icy obstacle, for example, a parking lot in our courtyards, everything is not so rosy. The price of 6300 for R19 is just fantastic. Solid four - I recommend!)

These tires have received a positive review. They handle snow (drifts) very well, and there's no planning on puddles up to 110 km/h. They're a bit noisy, but that's okay, the main thing is they grip well, they behave predictably on ice, and they don't float on slush. I recommend them for those who also drive out of town on drifts, they grip well.

I bought tires in November now it's March I was skeptical about the Chinese ones but the price quality is top-notch size 185 65 r14 at a relatively low budget I would highly recommend buying these tires soft and quiet good tread in moderation biting in the snow - just what you need for the city.

Very pleased with the quality!!! When I had them installed at the tire shop and balanced, even the shop technician was surprised by the quality and zero balance!

Winter characteristics have not yet been evaluated, asphalt is clean. Does not freeze on frost, but after the wheel balance adjustment, there is a constant need to top up air, and it's definitely not the disks, I stood on the Bridgestone and everything was normal. 320 grams of imbalance was detected on all tires.

I ordered a set of 245/45/18 tires in the fall of 25, they sent me a product from 23, all 4 tires are extremely crooked👎, they are not suitable for use on a car, unless it's for flower beds in a country house

The quality is good, a bit noisy, holds the road. ABS works on ice. Lacks a rim protection strip. For its cost - excellent.

I bought these tires considering the price-quality ratio. The car's behavior is adequate given the weather conditions. You can also drive on studded tires, but here you know that non-studded tires are used. I drove the 22-23 winter season on Michelin Latitude R18 studded tires. Doublestar pleased me more. From the positive qualities, it is - quiet, behaves well on snow, in a snowdrift, it's just something, on asphalt, the handling is excellent, braking is adequate, aquaplaning on wet asphalt was not observed. Maybe it's because the car is heavy, 2.5 tons. We recently went fishing and got into a swamp. When we successfully drove out onto the road, everyone was shocked by the car and the tires. If anything, the swamp was up to the hood. Will I buy these tires again - definitely YES.

At 100 km/h it howls. Handling is atrocious. When maneuvering on dry asphalt, the safe speed is no more than 80 km/h. If there is rutting on the road surface, it's better to only drive straight. The behavior of the car is unpredictable. In 30 years of driving experience, I haven't encountered worse tires than these. AWFUL.

Four-wheel drive, on a dry or wet road when turning, the car behaves like on skates, striving for the center of the turn, (scraping into the surface) you have to slow down strongly in advance, cross-country ability is good (snow or mud)