Tyre reviews Pirelli Winter Carving Edge. Page 4 251

Good tyres

Excellent tires, I've already used a second set.

Excellent tire, highly recommended. Soft and comfortable to drive on, and with run flat technology, it's also extremely durable. I managed to drive to the nearest tire repair shop with a 10cm cut on the sidewall without any issues. I've been using this model since 2004 without any complaints.

I highly recommend! With a 4-wheel drive, you can drive in any weather without hesitation. They hold the road well! They're loud, like all the studded tires, but the music is turned up a bit and that's okay.

I've had them on for 6 winters. SIX Carl! 70% tread life left. Average mileage is 10-12k per winter. 235/60/16 made in the UK. Mainly rear-wheel drive.

For the city, I think it's one of the best in terms of price and quality. No added noise compared to the summer (latitudecross) not a gram (and the snowcross has no sound insulation). On asphalt, wet,

We chose the tyres available, the car (whose brand is actually called Belta) came from Japan in February, like all Japanese cars on summer tyres. We looked for a shop with mobile tyre fitting and then looked at what was in stock. In general, the winter tyres were normal, we got 3 seasons out of them, the end result was that there were little studs left, no more than 40%, and when I last changed them the balance was poor, the mechanics actually told me

I bought this tire in 2012 and have made it through four winter seasons. I'm really impressed. It handles the road well. We have quite different winters here - sometimes there's no snow, and sometimes there are heavy snowfalls and even rain. The temperature varies from -30 to 0 degrees. But this tire never let me down, regardless of the weather. It handles puddles okay... and I had no problems with it in the driveways either (the local road maintenance service

Excellent tires. We are very satisfied.

Kopechne had two tires blown on him in one season! I don’t know whether it’s the quality of the rubber or the manner of driving, but the fact remains! Rubber is rubber! Cheap and nasty! I can't go overboard with negative comments, but there's no cause for wild enthusiasm either! It's worth its money!

Just started testing, impressions:
- on ice - averagely good;
- dry asphalt - normal;
- slush - the car simply floats, completely loses maneuverability;
- the noise is just awesome, even annoying in a sports mode.
Made in Germany, in general - a disappointment. I think I would sell it and change shoes until the matter is not resolved.