Tyre reviews Ovation W-586. Page 2 205

Started using these tires in October 22. At temperatures below +5, it behaves adequately. The tire is soft. It doesn't get stiff at all up to -10. It absorbs bumps perfectly. Not noisy. It's too early to talk about wear. Only 1000 km have been driven. In terms of grip: on asphalt and slightly icy asphalt, it's excellent. On wet roads, it's also worthy. Braking is predictable. In turns, it behaves just as predictably. On rolled snow with a crust, it's terribly bad. It slides like on skates. On freshly fallen snow, it skids very strongly. The tread grooves are poorly cleared. Snow sticks and clogs the tread. On bare ice, it's completely useless. Conclusion: for a mild and moderate urban winter, where streets are cleared of snow and there's no bare ice. Not suitable for rural areas.

Great sticky tires for Oki 145/70/R12. I took the sticky tires for the first time, and they proved themselves 100%. The car handles perfectly, doesn't drift on the road. There were moments near houses and in garages where I avoided slipping SUVs on studded tires. It's perfect for the city, but in deep snow, there were moments when it got stuck. In general, I drove through the winter without any hassle. I tried to intentionally put the car into a skid several times - it didn't work, it holds the road and doesn't slip. For Oki, I definitely recommend it.

Excellent. Exactly the same as Continental Viking 3. Soft and silent grip, name is the only difference. Driven on Viking 3 for 3 seasons. Why pay more when there is a perfect copy? ???????????????????????

Optimal price-quality balance. The tire performs well in all winter conditions! I understand that paying more for the brand doesn’t make sense.

For that price, excellent!

I was worried that they might be unbalanced (due to the manufacturer). They balanced perfectly with minimal load and run quietly (not as quiet as Bridgestone, but not louder than Kumho). They grip perfectly, as much as possible without studs. They brake well on asphalt without any problems. I feel the same as Michelin, Good Year, etc. The only ones I can recall better than these are our Finnish Nokian from old times or the domestic Japanese Bridgestone (which

This tire used to be under a different Chinese brand, drove for 3 years without changing it for summer - 20,000, super, now I've taken it again - it's doing great, reconstruction through mud at 100km/h is like driving on asphalt, in winter during a snowstorm it's perfect, but in spring when ice appears in the yards, you need to be more careful, it sat on its belly but with this tire, with a swing to the left and right, it pulled the car out.

Not bad tires!

When I bought, I looked at the price) there is almost no winter in the south where I live, so I wanted something cheaper) I'll say one thing, the quality for this price is excellent 👌

In terms of handling on dry, wet, and snowy roads, everything is fine, but on bare ice, it may be a bit more slippery than the famous brands, but winter is winter. It was balanced very well, not many loads, even, quiet, and soft. I think the price-quality ratio is ideal! But the famous brands shouldn't cost that much, maybe a little more expensive is possible, but not several times more!