Tyre reviews Jinyu YW90 Winterpro 6

I use it on my minivan. Excellent handling on both asphalt and snow and ice too. Allows you to get moving on ice uphill on front wheel drive. Confident braking on ice and packed snow. Recommend. Worth every penny.

I installed the tyres on my car. First, the balance is simply excellent - not more than 30 degrees on the wheel (235/65 R17). Second, the rubber feels very soft to the touch. Third, the same with the driving - the rubber feels soft at a pressure of 2.2 atm in a circle. Fourth, the tyre is noisy on smooth asphalt (I don't know whether it's the studs or the tread) but is silent on rough asphalt. I will

Actually, continuation of the tire review. Today, the first real snow has fallen, and the tire is extremely good on the snow, not worse than Gislaved NordFrost5 (of past seasons), the noise has completely disappeared, it confidently drives on the ice and confidently brakes. Turnings are done without slipping. I have reassessed the scores. I recommend the tire.

I wrote about these tires in 2015 as soon as I acquired them and started driving on snowy roads. I live in the far north beyond the Arctic Circle. My initial impressions were strictly positive. After the first season I had 4 tires lose their studs - 3 of them. We ran the second season together with my wife, alternating use of the vehicle. Now I have a solid impression of this product. I cannot recommend the tire, I have a lot of complaints about it. Only

I'll write my review about these tires too. Bought them, thought I'd save some money, but with delivery it ended up being 2250 roubles per tire. For the same money I could've bought another tire made in a non-Chinese production. The current mileage on this tire is about 1000 km. On an icy road with a temperature of "zero" degrees, you drive very carefully, but I think any tires would struggle to hold on to the "black ice".

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