Tyre reviews Nexen N'Blue HD 222

I replaced the original Yokohama Advan 460 tyres with these. I had had enough of the annoying noise, vibrations throughout the body, and the battering from all the road's tiny imperfections. The choice of new tyres took a long time. I went through a lot of reviews and tests, many of which were too conflicting. It's easy to buy tyres from top-tier manufacturers, but is it worth overpaying for a brand? I was looking for comfortable, soft, and

The car came with this tire from the assembly line. Quiet, reliable, with good fuel performance. During operation, I broke two discs, and the tires didn't even get "bulges". Braking is excellent, even on wet asphalt. Long trips are handled without any issues. Movement in mountainous terrain is also without any issues. I can tell a lot, as I've already been driving on Nexen N-Blue tires for 10 years in the summer. From the first models, the tread pattern has changed a bit. The mileage on the tires is different, from 72,000 km to 84,000 km, up to the indicator. It moves with difficulty on wet clay, which is understandable, as the tire was not designed for this purpose.

Nexen N'Blue HD 185/65 R15. Vehicle: Kia Rio III (2012 model year)
If in two words: tires are SUPER!!!
The car has become noticeably softer, rides quieter, and small bumps/humps/ potholes are devoured into some kind of black hole. I did not think that the effect would be so good.
My winter tire Nordman RS was noticeably quieter and softer than the standard Kum

I have a 4-egg-shaped uneven wear on all 4 tires - already 4 times of balancing - it only improves a bit, but after a week it starts again. Too bad I'm from Minsk, I would have returned them for a defect. This is the first time this has happened with new tires, previously from China and South Korea they were all perfect.

I support the previous author, everything he said. The tyre is very quiet, holds the road well, and is predictable. At 180 km/h in 90 degree turns, I didn't enter, so I won't say anything about understeer and oversteer, I'm not a test pilot.

This spring, it became necessary to buy a new summer tire for the car. The car is a VW Passat B6. I chose the Nexen N'Blue HD 205/60 R16. The set cost 400$. Among the pluses is an incredibly comfortable tire! The car rides very smoothly on it, small potholes, bumps and joints are almost inaudible, it feels like a good winter tire. For example, with friends, a full load of luggage and

Worthy tires for their money. Came in the basic package on the Kia Soul GT 2017 in the size 235/45 R18. Average annual mileage is 42,000 km. I buy more as the tire wears out or dies. I recommend.

Pros:
- Extremely quiet tire (in comparison to Turanza bridges, Nokian i3, Nord)
- Stopping well
- Keeps well on a wet road
- Economical in fuel consumption. I was surprised to find that the consumption dropped almost by a liter! I conducted an experiment: placed a winter sticker to check again the fuel consumption per hundred kilometers, and the result was that the consumption on this tire is really less.
- The price

Hi everyone. I'm writing from Kazakhstan. I bought these tires last autumn. I've covered around 10,000 km and I'm extremely satisfied with my choice. Firstly, the tires are very quiet, secondly, very soft, although they are wear-resistant. Thirdly, for the first time in my driving career, I don't notice a significant reduction in fuel consumption. I used to insert a cardant or a Blisk when I was taxiing, but now I only use N

When choosing tyres, my main criterion is their quietness. I have to drive a lot and mostly in urban traffic. The guys, the tyre is really quiet, comfortable and soft. Secondly, I would like to note the price. 185*60*14 Nexen cost me 1,950 for a wheel (Note: Korean). Thirdly, I would give the justification of the price. That is, Price-Quality ratio is 5. The weight of the tyre - (fuel