Tyre reviews Hankook W419 i Pike RS. Page 4 300

The tire is really great, it can handle deep snow and I have never got stuck even in off-road conditions on unpaved fields and mountains! The only thing I don't like about it is that 50% of the studs fell out in 2 years, but I had a round stud, not a star one. I suppose it's the fault of the dishonest sellers.

Satisfied, quiet. Works great in the snow and holds well on the ice. And, given the warm start to winter, I've also been able to ride on dry roads - like a summer bike.

My friend recommended Hankook Korea. A month ago, I went shopping and the price was 2600, went to the market Plama and bought it for 2450, a few days ago I installed it, quiet and soft, but I'm waiting for the snow to wear it out.

Excellent tire, have already driven 50,000 km without one single nail popping off.

Good tires. Especially helped during heavy snowfall. Even with front-wheel drive, I didn't have any problems.

A big thank you! Everything was organized, very quick. Quality wheel mounting, recommendations. All on a high level. I will definitely come back here for summer tires. Thank you!

I bought a set of 215/75 R15 tires before winter, as they were on sale for 18,000 rubles. The first kilometers showed that the tires are excellent! I put them on when there was still almost no snow (by Kamchatkan standards). They are silent, soft, and hold the road perfectly, brake well on snow and wet asphalt, and on ice with slush - 4 out of 5. They dig into the snow (from 5 cm

I bought it in January this year to replace the Kumho KW22 due to loss of half of the tread. So, we have something to compare: both Korean, one size, same driving style (pretty aggressive, I must admit). I didn’t change my driving style intentionally - it’s interesting to see how long they will last. So, for 3500 km of not the most gentle driving, all the studs are in place! And, of course, acoustic comfort is at its best

I've been driving winter tires for the fifth season, lost three studs...my friend replaced his Hakkapeliita after the third season...I bought it in 2010 because of the price, and never regretted it...I drive every day from October to April (I live in the North), and of course, it leads to ice, if you don't slow down to 80 from 100 in a turn. Maybe there's a better tire out there, but why change something good

Using the first season. Quiet, soft, and effortlessly driving through loose snow (tested by cyclones in Belarus - Danya and others). Got out of "drift" (the car was buried overnight) without any issues, but buries in snow relatively quickly. Good handling on asphalt and snow, but with a bit of delay when driving on ice (you need to think on your feet, if you have one...). In short, it's worth it for the price.