Tyre reviews Pirelli Winter Ice Zero Friction. Page 2 1489

I use them in the 225/65/17 (standard size) on my X-Trail for winters 15/16 and 16/17. We have a medium strip here, and there's snow, but asphalt is more common on the roads. They hold the road well on asphalt, but are softer than summers on corners and braking. They hold well on complete snow cover, BUT NOT TO THE CRITICAL POINT. At that point, ABS + ESP comes into play. They play

Pirelli ice zero Friction R17, 215/60 on Nissan Qashqai.

The mileage for the first season is approximately 2000 km.

I drive around Moscow, and very rarely go out of town. As usual, in Moscow, all roads are cleaned quickly and clearly. The tires are quiet, and everything is fine in the city! During trips to the Moscow region and other regions, where the road encountered not only and not so much asphalt, but also snow, ice, our favorite slush and ruts - the tires showed themselves very well. They handle the road perfectly. I delayed buying summer tires, because of this, I drove out of town on them in May at +14~+16 for about 500-600 km. On the highway at speeds of around 140-150 and above, there is a slight misunderstanding between the steering wheel and the wheels. At 100-110, the problem disappears.

I took Pirelli Powergy R17, 215/60 for the summer.

Before that, I drove on Sava Eskimo HP2 and Nokian tyres Hakkapeliitta R2, the impressions remained good! But when I installed Pirelli, I realized that this is not the limit of perfection! Very soft, quiet (although in rapids there are no hums at all) and predictable!!! I use it as an all-season one!

Braking on ice is excellent, but when starting uphill on ice, noticeable wheel slipping occurs. I live in Yakutia, I'm operating the first winter season, so far the operation has been at temperatures up to -15, I don't know how the tires will behave at -30 to -50.

I've driven through two winters already. The first one, with snow, black ice and frost - the real deal. The tire is doing great! It's handling snow confidently, and on ice a bit less confidently, but still good enough. The previous winter was almost without snow, and most of the season was spent driving on bare asphalt. I was really happy to have these tires, as it was all so quiet! No need to worry about the noise from the studs! All in all,

Recently purchased. Size 215/65 R17. Approximately 2000 km driven. Used in the St. Petersburg and Leningrad regions. Upon purchase, I relied on various video reviews, focusing on the tire's speed index and the number of layers. I really like the tire so far. Very quiet. Comfortable and safe handling on dry pavement, with no unpleasant moments during braking. No wheelspin when starting from a standstill on icy surfaces. Not driven in snow. On wet

Good tyres, confident road-holding. Lane changes through the mud are done without any problems. There is no feeling that the car needs to be caught up with.

Unfortunately, however, Mosavtoshina sent 3-year-old tyres, one of which was stored incorrectly and after 3 tyre changes I was unable to balance it on new rims (even tried to reposition it).

By autumn, once I changed to winter tires, the feeling was like having summer tires again. On asphalt the handling was perfect, including in the rain, with no aquaplaning. Upon arrival of winter, I was not disappointed. On snow, it digs in by five. On black ice, it was slightly worse than studded tires, but at normal speed, control over the vehicle was fully maintained. Overall, the impressions were very comfortable and reliable! And, to boot, it's

The tires pleased me. After changing from summer tires, it became even more comfortable, as the tires are soft. Driving on asphalt is like driving in the summer on summer tires, it's a pleasure to drive. There is no rumble of studs and humming, I sat on the ice for the first time and for me, it's a revelation that you can drive in silence in the winter. I'm satisfied with the behavior in winter conditions. The passability on snow is good, even on dry "virgin soil" or, on the contrary, heavy wet "slush" during a thaw. On ice, I didn't drive aggressively even with studded tires, so I didn't have any surprises with the friction tires. Even in situations where the ice on the road is not obvious (hidden under slush or snow), the tires still grip well and provide predictable and controlled driving.

The tire is good, it holds well on snow and ice, and it's almost as quiet as summer tires. The mileage on these is solid for winter tires, I've already driven almost 30,000 km over 3 winters and it will still last for another season. This year I bought the same tires for my son's first car.