Tyre reviews Nokian Hakkapeliitta 7. Page 15 730

I took it out for a drive 2 winters and in my opinion it's not worth its money. I've always considered Nokian to be the best winter tire and was disappointed by this one. It doesn't handle deep snow very well and, in my opinion, it holds ice poorly. The lug pattern is made to resemble a bear's claw, supposedly to improve cornering grip – it's not true, the cornering is unpredictable. But the most important thing is that it is extremely

In 2013 I purchased a new Vredestein All Season. In August I already started looking for winter tires, and incidentally, wheels. On the advice of friends I looked at Nokian Hakkapelitta 7 with studs. By the price of Mosavtoshina, it's a hero, other tires were more expensive. About the tire everything is 5+, three winters, and it's like new. I recommend 100%.

I've driven this model for 5 seasons, studs are still alive, but not all 60%. The tire is worth its money. Exploitation 60% on 40% city and off-road. I'm satisfied with the tire!!! I'll put it on for 6 seasons, but I'll change it for the first frost.

All tires.

I was quite pleased with these tires because they have good grip in the slush and on ice, and the sidewall is not too soft. A bit noisy on asphalt though. The price-quality ratio is right on the mark. After two winters all the studs are still in place.

I'm reading reviews about this fantastic tire and I'm amazed that some people don't like it. I've been driving on it for three years, and the mileage is relatively low. To be honest, I want to say that if you inflate the tire to the recommended pressure, the car will drive straight, but when you start to turn, it will slightly wobble to the left and right, while still moving in a straight line. I guess it's hard to explain, but the car's

Tire size 185/65/15, used for 3 seasons, mainly used on highways, tread depth is between 3-10 mm, wear indicator is worn off down to 6 mm. I highly recommend buying!

I was shocked.

I bought a car for my kid in January. I didn't pay much attention to the tires - it's Pirelli and that's fine. We went to the city for a technical inspection, to the traffic police, and to shops to buy car accessories. I drove on both asphalt and ice-covered roads, and so on. I felt pretty confident. However, on a steep hill with a snow-covered surface, I got a blowout. I came home,

I bought Nokian Hakkapeliitta 7 (studded) tyres in size 195-50-16 for 5900 rubles on sale and I was pleased with the purchase. Overall, its performance in the snow and ice is 100% justified. I didn’t find many negative aspects. I think the price to quality ratio is fair.

Good tyres.