Tyre reviews Nokian Hakkapeliitta 8. Page 14 685

Great tire!!!

Holds the road well, but starts to drone after 130 km/h.

The best tire I've ever driven, excellent handling on a snowy road.
Very well controlled slides, excellent braking on ice and packed snow.
Poor handling on dry and open asphalt, skids due to a large number of studs, especially at high tire pressure.
Noisy on dry asphalt and the track.
Not a single regret for 2 years!!!!

At the time of purchase, there were only three sizes available: Hakkapeliitta 8, Michelin XIN3 and some Japanese one. So the choice was obvious). Predictably, I was happy - Nokia is unmatched in the far north.

The tire is fantastic. There is no equivalent on the market. If you want the studs to last a long time, take the Hakka 8! The only thing is that it's quite noisy, but I think it's the car's specifics. There is no normal sound insulation.

Good tire. I recommend.

I bought 205/55 R16 tyres in 2014. After the purchase, they were noisy in the first 500 km, but then the tread settled in and they became quieter. However, subjectively, Michelin tyres are definitely quieter because they have fewer studs (but bears do not go sledding on ice). Those who experience excessive noise may want to investigate the noise issue with their vehicle. They grip well on snow, but only in a tight turn. When I switched from

The new type of mixing drum is designed primarily for mixing rubber, but it can be also used for mixing carbon black and for cleaning out the mixing drum after the production of a specific type of tire.

Tires are great, I'm very satisfied with them, I'd like to buy a summer set.

Excellent tire, 100% satisfied. Although the price is a bit steep, it's well worth it!!!