Tyre reviews Nordman RS2. Page 43 528

After Viatti, these wheels are the limit of my dreams...both on snow and on ice I feel comfortable...don't forget that traction with the road also depends on the weight of the car...so on my Cruise I have 215*55*17. The tires are great and the price is normal!!!

For their price, they are quite normal, not too noisy. One drawback, it's better not to drive on rough roads out of town, such a purely urban tire

Bought at the end of the season, at a pleasant price. Since the old Hakka R lipuchka has already deteriorated over 5 years. Based on the first impressions, it's quieter.

First time I bought a tire, I'm satisfied, didn't find any minuses

Installed on the front axle, they have been on the rear since December 2021. The impression is good. The ride is normal.

My first studded tires. I can say that I'm just delighted. Very quiet, excellent directional stability and brakes. You won't believe it, but they're quieter and more economical than my summer Conti Premium Contact 6 (crappy tires =( ).

On bare ice or if the ice is under the snow, of course, you don't move and brake as confidently as with studded tires, but the other advantages outweigh these disadvantages undoubtedly. You just need to think a little and take this into account.

The tires are great! I'm as pleased as a clam.

My first sticky tires, they hold.

Didn't like it!

Overall, the tire was liked. Not noticed to slip on ice or dig into snow (at normal driving style in these situations). Emergency braking on a slippery surface was not specifically tested. Since I previously used studs, it is not entirely correct to compare this tire's grip, noise, etc. with studded tires, but in comparison to studs all parameters feel better, and, I repeat, I did not notice any deterioration in traction compared to studs.

I'm extremely pleased with this tire and now I'm recommending everyone to switch from studded to studless. It drives amazingly well on ice, better than cheaper studded tires. There's an illusion of bad traction only because the studs aren't biting into the surface. On wet asphalt it doesn't handle itself unexpectedly well, but I think this is just because you forget you're on winter tires. It's snowing like crazy and on a lower-suspended car it's like it's going to