Tyre reviews Nitto NT420S. Page 4 114

Excellent tires for their price. Soft, relatively quiet, holds the road like on rails.

It floats on off-road, but that's not its initial purpose, you can drive into the mud a couple of times, not too deep, into the forest for mushrooms, four-wheel drive pulls perfectly, and further on foot. I recommend.

Serious tires, the only minus is the noise. On Japanese cars, it's a real pain. On German cars, it's probably not noticeable. Excellent wear resistance, holds the road well. I recommend.

Excellent tires! I don't leave the road, I regularly drive 1200, so I took them without off-road tires, I was looking for quiet ones and I guessed it! I recommend! Summer tires, so I give 1 star for winter performance

Mileage for 3 summer seasons is 50 thousand. The ride is normal, it's just worn out, I drive on it for 10-11 months a year, considering the short winter. Also, I often go to the mountains on rough roads. I'll take another one now, this one is no longer on sale, probably not produced anymore.

Excellent Japanese tires at a good price. The tread pattern easily handles water on the track. In the rain at a speed of 110-120 km/h, handling does not change, everything is under control. During the run-in, there was a slight noise at speeds below 100. Then they wore in and it's quiet. Soft and quiet, the price was pleasant before the increase. I keep the pressure at 2.2 on the H3 with a weight of about 2 tons. No wear has been noticed so far for 7,000 km. I recommend for purchase. However, due to the price increase, there may be better options for the price.

Excellent tires, price and quality, no noise, hold the road in dry and wet weather, side impact protection, durability!

We'll see. The tread pattern is nice. They handle well on wet mountain roads, without any wheelspin despite the front-wheel drive.

Very worthy tire. After the factory Donlops heaven and earth, quiet. Definitely now Nittos and Toyo's.

Excellent tire. Country of origin Japan. In the distant past I used to ride on Dunlop SP Sport 9000 and searched for something similar and came across Nitto NT420S 225/65 R17 106V XL. After reading reviews, I understood that I would definitely make a choice in favor of these tires. I did not regret it once, the handling is good. Aquaplaning is absent, unlike tires with radial tread.

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Excellent tire for handling, holds the road super. ideal in rain. I drive a heavy car, rear-wheel drive, although it has all the lockups. Now, minus points: noisy. The tread pattern is not for a 4x4. The side wall is smooth and will not grip in mud. Despite it being written for snow plus mud. Some sort of magic there. In cold temperatures, it becomes stiff and emits an ear-piercing