Tyre reviews Nitto NT860. Page 6 298

Excellent tires. Quiet, they absorb the irregularities of the road, do not wear and do not slip in different weather (only not winter) conditions. Got into large potholes, but even the most ordinary potholes did not lead to any damage. After 12 thousand km no wear was noticeable. Was driving on a serpentine in Sochi and on a straight road - everything was great. The only thing was that in November there was an unexpected snowfall and I had to

Very good

Good tires for the price, a bit noisier than I wanted.

I replaced the old Continentals with new ones. The noise is gone. They are soft. They hold water very well. I drive like a pensioner, so I won't say much, but the fact that they are noiseless is true (I bought them based on recommendations from friends who put them on BMW, Opel and Ford).

Average tire, nothing more. To my subjective impression, it is too "soft" or too aggressive and not effective enough braking, otherwise it's fine.

I didn't expect to, but the tires have really impressed me. They're soft, quiet, and hold traction remarkably well on wet and muddy roads. It's still early days for wear, though.

Mileage of 2000 km, so far just positive results. No noise, holds the road well, the sidewall is stiff enough, and withstood side blows from the curb. Generally, I'm satisfied at the moment.

Excellent tires, a super holder. Yokohama's a.drive aa01 were the previous tires, but they were very loud. Nitto tires are very satisfying.

Nitto NT860 R15 195/60 After choosing to replace my BFGoodrich g-Grip tyres, I spent a long time deciding what would be the best alternative. I wanted quiet, stable and comfortable tyres that could also handle dirt roads to my dacha. I spent a lot of time reading reviews and comparisons. Ultimately, I chose the Nitto NT860. Not too soon to say, after three months of driving. City driving is like floating on the road.

Good tyre, has good puncture resistance, very fast, made in Malaysia.