Tyre reviews Marshal Wintercraft Ice WI31 176

I bought these tires on this website, reading a lot of positive reviews about it, too, on this website! What a terrible tire, maybe it's suited to regions where there is no real winter, but in the Far North it doesn't work at all! I live in the city of Nadym, I drive like on summer, the road is not held at all, difficult to start, constant skid, have to brake ahead of time, because I almost got into an accident because the

I've been using these tires for three months, in Moscow and the surrounding area, installed at the end of October 2021. Now it's January, on dry asphalt they roll perfectly, quietly and handle well, but as for driving on snow, ice and slush, it's just awful, constant wheel spinning and no stability at all. I do not recommend purchasing.

I bought these tires last year and have driven 14,000 km on my Great Wall Deer 4/2/. The style is not aggressive, but sometimes I have to push it hard. It handles ice fairly well if driven carefully, and slightly skids on a hard corner. It is excellent on a snow-covered surface and also good on snow. However, I had to pull a goat out of mud once, and it was not much better. But I had no choice. However, the

Any Marshal tires are top-notch for their price. The stud protrusion on these tires is not large, so on ice it's a solid 4, but at the same time, this is the quietest studded tire in my experience. The studs are very firmly seated, and on mud, the car handles excellent.

For a four-wheel drive car, maybe nothing. But for my rear-wheel drive, the road doesn't even hold. The studs are just bad. If it weren't for the LCD rim, it would get worn down on the intersections...

This model was purchased after two weeks of searching and reading reviews. I needed a tyre that was not only good and safe but also durable, so that it could last at least 3, if not 4 seasons without being disposed of after that. In general, after much deliberation, I chose the WI31. I know and respect Korean tyres, having driven on Hankook, Kumho Kingstar, now Marshalls (the American equivalent of Kumho). I ordered, and a few hours

I bought tires at a good price. About 3000 roubles for a 19555 R15 tire. The rubber is good, it handles snow well even at high speeds. On ice a bit differently. The studs are deeply embedded, so they do not grip as effectively, but overall it's good. They do not become stiff in the cold, which is important for me. Winter proved to be cold at times, and sometimes it had to be driven to work by car. The tire

In the summer, I purchased a set of Marshal Wintercraft Ice WI31 215/65 R16 98T tires, which I installed in December. The balancing was done once, and the quality of manufacturing is normal. However, when driving on snowy slush, I constantly get the feeling that I'm driving on all-season tires, and with slightly aggressive driving in turns, the car tries to skid. But when starting from a standstill and driving in a calm mode, there are no wheel spins. In terms of comfort and noise, they also pleased me - my previous winter tires, Kormoran Stud 3, were much noisier than the ones I bought. I haven't driven on ice yet, so I don't have anything to say about that. Overall, my impression of the tires is positive. I've bought multiple sets of tires from this store, and my impression of the store's work is also positive - otherwise, I wouldn't have made another purchase. The quality of the goods is also at a good level. In general, I've driven almost nothing on these tires, but my impression is a solid four.

Good tire, doesn't lose traction (not even on dry asphalt), behaves well on both dry and wet roads, this winter hasn't been too harsh. Can't say anything bad.

I'm buying my second set. They really impressed me. I drive everywhere: village, city, highway, never once let me down. Considering our municipal services are functioning perfectly. They behave predictably during lane changes on the highway. Snow drifts are also no problem. In general, I recommend them.