Tyre reviews Gislaved Nord Frost 200. Page 39 913

Everything is great!!!

Excellent tyres, soft and quiet despite having studs.

Not the best traction. The spikes are very poorly secured.

The tires are poor. There is something to compare with, I'm not talking about 10 Hakkapeliitta, but even Sailun Ice Blazer and Westlake surpass this pseudo-winter tire.
The only thing they are good at is low noise and snow.
On ice, thinking that you have studs under your wheels, you can be naive and dangerously relaxed.

+On a dry road, the car wanders a bit, but it confidently holds the road.
+ There will be no aquaplaning on it. Definitely. Checked.
Minuses:
+It rides confidently on ice, like on a dry road.
1) On a wet road, the ABS constantly triggers when braking - it holds the road very poorly.
2) In snowy slush or trampled snow, it behaves no better than a summer tire. Little use. It drags along the road - just on the road!!!!!
3) They are noisy. The studs rattle harshly.
4) It's hard to get out of a rut. If you get into a rut, you'll just keep driving in it. It's problematic to get out - the car starts to toss and it wants to return to the rut again.
5) In Rostov-on-Don, the roads are mostly bare asphalt in winter. So, in half a season, HALF OF THE STUDS WORE OFF. By the second season, there will be little left.
I will definitely NOT buy it again!!!!!

Quiet, the grip is good, but one small caveat (the studs do not hold at all. They come out in one two, and this is on four-wheel drive.

Picked up on the car. No studs at all, to be precise, they are there, but cut off. Maybe the tires were heavily used. The tires are fairly soft, they don't make any noise (no studs).

A pretty good tire, at a pretty good price.

Everything is great,

Big minus to the seller. They could have just brought two tires and returned the money for the two if they were out of stock. But instead, they did this.