Tyre reviews Jinyu YW52 Winterpro. Page 11 169

First impressions are great. Drives normally on slush and 5 cm snow cover. No wheelspin at start. ABS hasn't triggered a single time during braking (compared to Gislaved studded). No noticeable noise.

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Excellent

Bought on the advice of a colleague. Very satisfied. The 265/65/17 size perfectly balanced. Took non-studded tyres for the first time, and I don't regret it. I mainly drive on the MKAD and Moscow, but I've also gone off-road a few times. Overall, I'm satisfied with the tyres.

Definitely interesting tires... Soft and quiet... There's wear on the asphalt due to the softness, but in summer, which is warm for two months or a couple of years, it's fine. I recommended it to my friends with a 17-45 profile, and they're happy with the price, quietness... However, when I had a profile above 100, the steering vibrated a bit. My friends didn't experience it. With profiles above 45, they're worn

On ice and in slush, it's scary, side swipes at slow speeds when turning. All in all, a great city tire on clean roads, and not much else.

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This tire is good for its price, well handles water, drives confidently on snow, BUT on ice - it's a total 0, the car doesn't hold at all, and all actions had to be taken with a large warning sign. Before, I used Yokohama IceGuard, I don't remember the model unfortunately - it held much better on ice, but it was much noisier. I drove on the tire all winter and almost all summer - the car was mainly stationary,

Steer clear of loose snow!! It quickly loses traction and starts to slide. A more suitable option would be a snow-covered asphalt road or a well-packed snow-covered road.