Tyre reviews Nokian Rotiiva A/T. Page 2 123

A soft, fairly quiet tire, holds the road well on dry asphalt. On liquid mud, despite four-wheel drive, the car is dragged. I liked the tire.

The edges are poorly made, the balancing is excessive at 150g. I had balancing done twice at Moavtoshina within a seven-day period. It's impossible to get a refund. In general, as a pensioner, I got caught, very sorry. I live in the Moavtoshina settlement, Butyrsky district

I liked the tires immediately, they work clearly and adequately in almost any weather conditions. Of the minuses: in my opinion, they are quite noisy on the highway and another nuance is that you shouldn't fully rely on all-season tires, they still lose to winter tires. But overall, the tires are just "fire".

Excellent tires. I recommend buying them. They are quiet compared to the previous ones (stock). I bought them for the summer. In the winter, in my region, only studded tires are suitable (IMHO).

I use 265/70/16. It's tougher than Hankook Mudverter, it "plucks" rocks off the gravel, and "runs" in a line on asphalt. Advantages: it brakes well, runs confidently on ice and snow, and is a quiet tire. It's truly an all-season tire. I would recommend it for regular driving without tire change for 4x4 vehicles with full-time 4WD. I drive on the rear in the summer, and on

Super tire. Road, forest, snow - all the same. I've been driving for 3 years, with less than 40% of the tread remaining. I've never needed to replace them, even on a 4x4 in a medium-sized wheel well, until they were worn down to 50%. This year I retreaded the studs only in December, which says something about Murmansk.

Excellent value for money. Handles mixed on/off-road driving well. Pretty quiet for a UTV. Hasn't been in deep mud, but has handled moderate off-road terrain with confidence.

Used for occasional light dirt rides. Great. Mainly city driving.
Even at 0°C - side skid of the body, rear sliding of the car when moving on a small slope - not for Siberian winter.

A very pleasant tyre. Soft and quiet to drive on. It raises doubts about the need to change tyres with the seasons.

I must say that in the first winter season, the tire's performance on ice and snowy roads was comparable to a "bunny hop", in the second one it was worse. It immediately "slips" in the mud. It lacks tread blocks. On a dry road and light off-road terrain - excellent. Light....