Tyre reviews Nexen N'Blue HD Plus. Page 7 1413

Ordered 4 tires, 2 of which were manufactured in the 49th week of 2022, and 2 in the 11th week of 2023. That is, two of them are already 3 years old. And in March 2026, it will be 3 years for the other pair. Therefore, return.

I would like to buy tires with a release year of at least 2024. The product description does not mention the year of manufacture of the tires.

Sent the old one

Advantages: South Korean tires
Disadvantages: The seller wrote in the responses that the tires are 24-25, but they delivered 3 tires with the code 0523 and one with the code 2523
2 years is not so scary, but then you shouldn't answer questions
I was counting on one thing, but in fact, I got another

The tires have shown themselves to be good, they don't make noise, they hold the road steadily at a speed of 120-130 km/h, and in the rain, they don't skid off the road, the car just keeps driving

I am completely satisfied with the tires. The noise, stability, braking, and behavior on wet roads are fully satisfactory, not a bit worse than those tires (also Nexen) with which the car was equipped by the manufacturer. Probably, there are quieter and softer ones, but that's a different price category.

I was considering buying new tires, went to Kolesa Darom, the seller offered Cordiant, saying it's a good tire, but after reading reviews, I found out that new ones from the factory are not balanced, with a weight difference of 30-50 grams. And I came to the conclusion that I'll take Nexen. After 5 seasons of harsh exploitation, they still work, only one tire has deformed, with a contact patch that indicates a bulge, but no cracks, just unevenness. I drove on it for another 3,000 km and it still works without problems, just a little vibration when driving slowly. As for the exploitation, I drove a lot on concrete, 300-600 km per month on gravel with potholes, and it's okay. I never had a flat tire or had to stop because of the tire. That's Nexen for you. Other companies are just pretending. I once bought Nokian Hakka Green, and they didn't even last a season, just burst one after another. The tire had a bulge, and one of them had a small piece of rubber torn off from the side, I read that the sides were weak, the car is from 2001, but it seems they've solved this problem now, I've read the characteristics. The tire was 195.65 R15 Nexen Nfera. Now I want to buy 205.65 R15, and I think it will work for 6 seasons without problems on asphalt, I'm saying this based on my experience. I was looking at Toyo, Sailun, but I won't buy them, I'll take what I know and start with Nexen. As for the rating with stars, aquaplaning, braking, etc., I didn't measure anything, but I didn't have any problems or feel anything bad. But driving on mud is definitely not worth it, they're useless there. Maybe my review will help someone choose tires. And not like the seller from Kolesa Darom, who tried to sell me crap Cordiant.

Excellent tire. I've also purchased Korean-made ones. I've been driving on it for over 5 years and I'm very satisfied. What's particularly worth noting is the handling on wet surfaces - it's amazing!!! There's almost no aquaplaning.

Now, of course, it's already worn out, but overall it's excellent tire. I recommend it for purchase.

I was probably unlucky with the tires, started to vibrate at speeds from 20-40 km/h. In short, an ellipse, like an egg. Out of four, one is perfect. Bought in 2024, tires from 2022.

Good budget tires. Installed after 8 years of running on stock Bridgestone. Driven for 2 seasons (city, highway). Didn't feel the difference with the stock ones, except that they are a bit softer and quieter. On the highway, they behave confidently, it's comfortable to drive