Tyre reviews Nexen N'Blue HD Plus. Page 3 1413

Quite decent tires. I've been using (since the "Plus" free version) for over three years - obviously, in warm weather, so I'm not mentioning "snow and ice" characteristics. Light, soft, and hold the road well - both dry and wet (although aquaplaning is quite noticeable). Brake without complaint. A bit noisy and rather quickly wear out (for three years, the maximum 5 mm was left on the side walls of the front wheels - it's affected

Excellent quiet tire. I bought in size 215/60/R16. Outstanding performance on wet roads, especially on the highway with standing water in the lane. Water evacuation is superb. Durability - only time will tell. When choosing, consider the sidewall stiffness - it's not ExtraLoad, which provides the desired comfort for me - soft. This is my deliberate choice. Resistance to potholes - time will show. According to foreign tests of the fifth

Started the summer season on these tires. Chose based on reviews and experience of other owners - fully meet expectations and description. The tires are very quiet up to 100-110 km/h, after there is a sound, but very comfortable - after the winter Bridgestone bumps and joints are almost not felt!!! Size 195/60 R15 is not standard. Can't say anything special about handling yet. Neither in braking nor in water there are no negative sensations. Bumped on a country

It's been used for three full years and driven 40,000 km with gentle driving. The tread is bald and has fine cracks - I'll buy Chinese-made, but from a different manufacturer. I think the price is currently overpriced for this quality. Otherwise, the tire is generally without complaints.

Nexen N"Blue HD Plus 195/55 R15 85H ($5400)
About the store:
+ shipped to the transport company in time,
+ the operator responds to requests
- the tire's age is over 2 years (4622 and 4822), didn't expect that a store with a large turnover would have tires that have been in stock for 2 years :(
About the tires:
Made in Korea, black, round, reaches the asphalt, tried on wet concrete - holds a little better than a 5-year-old bald Hankook.
The tread pattern is non-directional but has inside/outside markings, treadwear 360 - wear resistance is slightly above average, the sidewall is very soft to the touch, no hint of rim protection from curbs, rides quietly, the depth of different grooves ranges from 7.5 to 7.0 mm.

Good tires. Quiet. The smoothness of the ride has improved, the passage of small road irregularities compared to the previous Pirelli.

Tires hold well on both asphalt and dirt. In rainy weather, they also hold well. Braking is responsive. To my ear - not noisy.

Good tires. I bought 215 50 17. When I purchased them, they seemed noisy compared to Goodyear. But after a few hundred kilometers, everything became excellent. They got worn in, so to say. Or maybe my ears just got used to it)). In fact, they are not noisy.
The wear is excellent. Braking and handling are comfortable and predictable.

This is a very cool tire!!! If anyone is in doubt, take it, it's worth it. The braking is excellent, soft, comfortable, and the aquaplaning is at a decent level 👍. Whether on wet or dry asphalt, you drive confidently.

Before them, I had Formula tires, and it's like heaven and earth, I won't even describe it. There is a bit of noise, but what tire doesn't make noise!? 😉

Koreans 👍👍👍

Before these tires, I used Sailun Atrezzo Elite, then Matador MP-47 Hectorra 3. What can I say for a not long period of operation - silence and comfort, especially in my size 215/55R16. The previous tires were also not bad for their price, but these are better, at least for me. They are on the family car Peugeot 308 SW, so that it doesn't rock the family, I drive carefully, without sharp start/stop and lane changes, and mainly city-highway, and for this, they are ideal. Most likely, they won't suit racers and those who live in the suburbs, since the tread pattern is more highway-oriented. Choose tires wisely for your needs and they won't disappoint you.