Tyre reviews Nexen N'Fera RU1 248

Summer tyres, so I wouldn't give 1 star for snow and ice handling to keep the overall score intact. Very satisfied with the tyres, bought them as a replacement for my old Bridgestone Dueler 687 - wooden, noisy, which at 25,000 km had all cracks. The worst tyre, and allegedly an all-season tyre too.

In comparison with the Bridgestones, I was pleasantly surprised by the Nokian RU1! The sidewall, indeed

Used tires only in summer. Bought 235/50/19 for Mercedes GLK220. Very satisfied with the purchase. Lasted for three seasons, planning to buy again for the next season, although the current ones can still be used. Safety above all. Driven on both dry and wet roads, the car behaves normally on the road. Balanced perfectly. Now leaning towards buying this brand again, even though I can afford significantly more expensive options. What's the point of overpaying if

2021 will go down in the history of car enthusiasts as one of the most difficult, expensive, and unpromising - I think everyone understands what I'm talking about. Along with car prices, tire prices have also skyrocketed. And then there's the new car, which doesn't look good on rims smaller than 18 inches in diameter. So, I had to make a compromise between "not Chinese" and "not very expensive". The reviews of Nexen tires were positive on this site and on Drive2, so I decided to take a risk. As a result, the tires are really good, easy to balance, and have not caused any problems over 6,000 miles. The only thing, in my opinion, is that they start to get stiff at temperatures slightly below 10°C (although this should be taken into account with 18-inch diameter and 50-profile tires), as well as some vibration of the car on certain road profiles, although I've noticed the same thing on other cars. But overall, yes, it's normal rubber, handles well at high speeds, and also in the rain. And I almost forgot - it's quiet! So, I confidently recommend it.

After last season the summer tires were worn out completely and I had to look for and choose new ones. After reading and watching many reviews, I decided to go with the Nexen N'Fera RU1. They are competitively priced compared to their competitors, and in terms of quality, they are not any worse. The tires were well-balanced, not noisy, and have excellent grip on the road, both on dry asphalt and in heavy rain. As for durability, I have nothing to

I'd buy more, but they're getting a lot more expensive and the Chinese are doing it very successfully. The tyres are good, the previous Dunlops that cost almost twice as much lasted exactly half as long.

The price is low, compared to the "giants" competitors, and I don’t think there is any difference in quality. I found them to be a bit noisier than Continentals, but in all other aspects, I even prefer these.

Pretty good tire for the price, expected worse performance, and it seems to be even better than my native Continental ContiPremiumContact 2.

In this size, there's no particular choice or justification for the more expensive models or Nexens.
At the moment, it has a relatively low mileage, and I put it on when it was starting to get cold, so the summer tire is starting to lose its properties.
So, a more detailed test is being pushed to the next season.
The price/quality is quite good, so you can safely buy it.
After a frosty knock, it's

Surprisingly good tire. The Michelin was on it previously. Considering the price, I think it's really good.

225/65/17 for Mazda CX-7. Bought based on a friend's recommendation. As the Mazda had no noise, I suffered from howling on the road on the Bridgestone. After fitting the NExen, I immediately drove a long distance on the highway. And what bliss when I was able to listen to music and chat with my co-pilot. In fact, they are very quiet. This was my main parameter. In other respects, everything was also good. The