Tyre reviews Nexen N'Blue S. Page 6 664

Not noisy, soft 👍👍👍 at 160km/h feels great

So here's the thing: I received it yesterday, and within an hour, it was already at the tire shop and being installed. The result: the tires are soft, the production year is '25, I bought them for my Honda N-VGN. The standard is 155/65, but on the advice of the shop, we tried this 165/65 - it fit well, the car feels higher and more solid, somehow. But there's one minus, for which I'm reducing the rating by one star: when installing, 3 tires were mounted smoothly, inflated well, etc. But with one, some kind of mishap occurred. The rim is even, but it just wouldn't fit, no matter how hard they tried. In the end, they installed it with lower pressure, but warned me that the rear wheel would vibrate while driving. That's the story.

I've never written reviews before, but I'll take a chance this time. After using Nexens (Korean) for 10 years, I decided to upgrade them and ordered N Blue S. However, I received a product with sidewalls made of some low-quality rubber, reminiscent of Soviet-era heaters. I've never seen anything like this before. It's Chinese. I found it strange to read all the positive reviews about them here. How can you drive on our "high-quality and safe roads" and "comfortable urban environment" with such sidewalls? A blowout is guaranteed with these. I returned them. My son picked them up, but I had to return them myself, and to make matters worse, they only refunded half the amount. Make your own conclusions, maybe my review will help someone (if it gets through).

Although they promised that the rubber would be 26 years old

Matches the description

Instead of three tires, two have arrived so far, and these two have different years of manufacture. One tire is 25 years old and the second is 26 years old

Ordered wrong size

Still need to cover the spare tire

Excellent tires

I installed the tires on my car about a month ago. They handle the road confidently, and they brake well on wet asphalt. Although I haven't slammed on the brakes at 100 km/h or taken sharp turns in rainy weather, for moderate driving, the price-to-quality ratio is optimal for me.