Tyre reviews Nokian WR G2. Page 12 2341

Quite well
So far, I'm satisfied. BUT THERE STILL hasn't been a real winter. The impressions from driving on snow are quite modest, and on ice, it's not impressive so far. But nothing relaxes you behind the wheel, always on the lookout. Driving around the city is ABSOLUTELY!!!
Pros: Price

To be honest, it's just an average tire. There are much better tires out there.
Nonsense

Journalist tests have appeared
MotorNews Magazine No. 12 2007

Absolute score in the class among winter tires without studs

Winter, -20, mountain serpentines, 100-140 km/h - like glued to the road (no snow) - bomb!!! Winter, -1, highway, slush, 100-140 km/h - going confidently, barely noticeable drift, super braking!!! Winter, -6, field road, loose snow N = 15 cm, going very confidently.!!! Winter, -6, highway, dry asphalt, 140

good-bad

I'm reading your whole argument here, good-bad...it all depends on the padding between the steering wheel and the seat, used to ride everything that exists, namely only Belaya Tserkov and everyone was satisfied. I bought one myself just now and so far I like it)))

For that kind of money, Continental is better, because the best is the enemy of the good

I don't want to offend the old-timers with 27 years of moderate driving experience on a Tucson, who think all-season tires are just what the doctor ordered... BUT! the fact remains that the WR G2, in terms of the number of lamellas and rubber compound, is more geared towards soft European winters on asphalt, even compared to its predecessor, the WR

Pros:

Will not buy again((
The first winter drove normally, on dry road normally, today a lot of snow fell, the car simply did not move. Skidded even in a small slush. Ice is a separate topic, it doesn't drive on ice at all. Will not take again.
Minuses: Ice - bad, snow - bad. This is not a winter tire.

normul

bought an Accent and installed this tire. I chose it for its price-quality ratio. I've never driven on all-season tires in winter before. I've been driving for 14 years. On ice, it behaves adequately, you can't say otherwise, everything is predictable. Even super winter studded tires that grip both ice and asphalt - I once slid on them from a hill and only the curb saved me. Last year, I bought Amtel winter tires and sold

For the European part of the Russian Federation, but not for frosty Siberia.
The price for it was just funny, around 5200 per piece. I bought a new one. 215/45/17

He bought the tires 5 years ago and now they are worn out and he is replacing them, they were pretty good tires overall.