Tyre reviews Nexen Winguard Spike 3. Page 4 1407

The tire is not bad. It brakes well. It pulls through snow like a tractor. A very serious minus is that it enters turns poorly. It carries with great force. In a turn, you have to be more careful and significantly reduce speed.

Not noisy. On asphalt, it makes a light, even hissing sound, very surprising. Ice, snow, slush, rutting on 5 points. Soft.

Excellent traction on ice, copes well with snowy slush

The sidewall, in my opinion, could be thicker, although this might affect comfort.
The studs - there are more than enough of them, but they do make noise on asphalt (in my opinion, you can get used to it, but it might not suit everyone), on the other hand, on snowy surfaces - it's quiet ))))))).
The studs are simple, they seem to be firmly in place, with the possibility of re-studding, if they start to come out, there will be no problems.
The tread - it's precisely because of this that I chose these tires.
Balancing - 3 of them have good geometry, 1 of them has a slight wobble, but on the rear axle, it's hardly noticeable.
I haven't tested them on severe ice or snow drifts yet, but based on my feelings, they should perform well.
I have Nexen tires on another car as well, but with a different tread pattern, and they noticeably lose to these, I even thought about replacing them...
For this price, the tires are simply excellent.

Very noisy! For their money, good winter tires, especially with snow and ice, when utility workers forgot to clear the snow in the morning because they thought it would melt on its own. I've driven several thousand kilometers and can't get used to the noise, in the absence of additional soundproofing. On the highway, the hum gets to me personally. If it starts snowing and you're driving on the highway, it becomes much quieter on the snow. In the city, on snow, it's good. We remember that it's budget-friendly, it's good but not excellent! If you need it to be quieter and within the same budget, it's better to look at Chinese options. I have Sailun on another car, it's much quieter, but it also grips worse.

Excellent Korean tires, didn't lose a single stud all winter, only city driving, 205/55/16, Toyota Corolla

I recommend buying them. They handle winter tasks with ease, grip well, and hydroplaning is also great. They are a bit noisy, but in my opinion, you get used to it over time.

For the first 800km it was quite noisy, apparently after the studs settled it became noticeably quieter. I drive both in the city and on the highway, and so far I have no complaints about the quality. I'm using them for the first season!

Tires - BOMB!!! 💣💣💣💣💣
I use them on a bunch of car models: Tank 300, Ford Transit Custom, VW Tiguan, Fiat Ducato, Haval Dargo, Haval M6, Toyota RAV4 XA30... I won't list them all..
The best analogue to Toyo IceFreazer studs in terms of price and quality....
The secret, in my opinion, is in the tread pattern: pure "tractor self-cleaning" plus - large distance between the lugs...
I recommend!!!