Tyre reviews Pirelli Winter Ice Zero Friction. Page 4 1489

"Very quiet."
"Noise level."
"Good quality."
"Quiet, soft, handling is great, holds well on ice."

Excellent tires for friction! If they concede to studded tires at all, it's only marginally, but at the same time, they possess all the charms of friction tires. For non-aggressive city driving, it's just right. Very quiet on asphalt. I use them in Murmansk, where there are real winters.

Bought on 28.05.2019. Mounted without demounting, rode all summer, autumn. Decided to store for winter and didn't regret. Spent the whole winter (and it's quite long in Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, from October to March) with 5 tread wear indicators left! Used to be Geolander 73, but this tire is just fire! Quiet in summer, handles water well. Excellent performance on snow and ice in winter

Well, super tyres, better than my old Bridgestone.

Bought for YBR, as despite the temperature it requires winter tyre. Snow and ice was not there. Excellent wear resistance at plus temperatures (from 0 to 15 degrees) (after 2.5 months no signs of wear).

Last season these tyres had no complaints - quietly, reliably, predictably, adequately. My general drive is around 70/30 city/highway. Overall, in both city and highway conditions, they performed excellently in any conditions: grip on the asphalt is assured, traction in the snow is normal, on the ice the stud is at a level that is somewhat softer than the stud on winter tyres - but still reliable.

For winter in Ulyanovsk, a very good option.

A small noise appears on dry asphalt after 60 km/h, but it's not as bothersome as with studs, I drove with studs for one season and didn't like it, I've been driving on snow tires for 6 years now, I would ban driving on studs in our region and south of it because they greatly damage the road surface, that's why Russian roads are so bad, even where the asphalt

I have used one winter season and it turned out that I didn't change the tires and also used them for the summer, taking into account that the tire has gone through 2 seasons and by the current winter (3rd season) I started to notice that in the frost it began to behave worse, but at the same time it still holds the road decently, it can skid on slush, but I think almost all tires behave like that. I can note that the tires are quite quiet, probably even quieter than most summer tires. During the winter period, I switched to a car with brand new KAMA EURO tires and the handling was terrible, it's scary to drive over 80 km/h, after switching to a car with Pirelli tires on the same road, at 140 km/h the tires confidently held the road without causing discomfort. I definitely recommend buying them, after 2 winter and 1 summer season, there is no visible wear, the tire is still soft, how much longer it will serve and how the handling will decrease (if it will) I'll try to add later, if this site allows me to do so.

My first friction tire. I was very pleased with the traction in the snow. The first hundred kilometers I was cautious on winter roads, there was some distrust. But then I realized that this type of tire has the right to exist. The level of grip with the road surface of any kind is excellent. Where I just start moving without tension, many studded tires just slip. I understand that those studs are likely already worn out. On ice, of course, you need to be more careful, but average studded tires, including used ones, show average results. I highly recommend them to those who drive mainly on rolled snow roads. Yes, the tires are very quiet.

Beautiful friction tire. In terms of price/quality ratio, it has no competitors at the moment. Confidently holds on any road. The only case where it gives way to studded tires is rolled ice, covered with snow, in all other cases, it significantly surpasses them.