Tyre reviews Nokian WR SUV 3 27

I bought it after reading reviews about its quietness, as it is one of the key criteria.
Well, the 295 is just awful on the noise side and on 80 km/h it howls.
I'm just shocked by this tire.
I'll update the review in the spring when I'll be driving in Murmansk and see how it performs on snow.

Convinced to put new Prado 150 on. Drove about 35,000 km on it. Top speed is 170 km/h.

Results:

1. There is no noise.

2. On a dry road, even in -30 degrees, it holds well. At +5 degrees, ABS works from 60 km/h.

3. On ice, handling is mediocre, ABS kicks in from 80 km/h.

4. On a wet road, it holds well, aqu

Continuation of the review after the winter vacation in Russia. These tires are simply life-threatening in Russian winter conditions at temperatures below 10 degrees Celsius as they harden. In my opinion, they are just regular summer tires. They do not hold on ice and freshly fallen snow at all, and I've already slid down a hill on the brakes on the way out of a parking lot a couple of times. The driving comfort is completely absent. I have something to compare it to

A good tire for soft winter. I compare them with my beloved Michelin LTX A2 and A2+. The difference is negligible. Although I haven't driven enough on them yet. The LTX A2 started to show tread wear on my second set. The only reason I noticed it was because they developed uneven wear on the tread. The Michelin ate more of the tread but wore it off more evenly. Other than that, it's a soft, predictable tire.

It

Picked up a used one from Europe, the rest is 8mm and 7.5mm left. Living in the south, the winters have been quite light in recent years, but there can be a layer of snow all year round, which wasn't the case before. There is a noise, but it's not critical, dry, no complaints, wet, no complaints either, snow mixture M+S - excellent, dry deep snow - excellent, ABS on ice engages often, but braking

Good tires. In my opinion, a great option for Moscow. They do lose to studded tires on ice and snow, but that's rare in Moscow. However, they work perfectly in slush and water.

At first, the tyres seemed to behave like they were on oval wheels, I even thought maybe I'd got a bad batch from the retailer, as they were deformed so badly.

Tires are wear-resistant, but for a warm winter. They are more likely to behave well in slush/mush and heavy rain. In heavy snowfall, the car "floats", and on heavy ice, it also doesn't hold.

Used on the crossover
Excellent on both asphalt and rugged terrain. Mud, snow, slush - no problem
May have some complaints at high speeds, but in normal use - praise from on high

Excellent winter tires!