Tyre reviews Pirelli Winter Ice Zero Friction. Page 8 1489

My first studded tire. I didn't notice any difference with spikes, except in a better way on dry road now I drive in silence, and don't listen to the sound of spikes

Excellent tires, met all expectations. Very quiet, grip on dry/wet asphalt is great, on ice of course worse but that's still a friction tire and not studded. Very pleased with the purchase

The tires themselves pleased with their behavior, but the impression was spoiled by the curvature of the tires, vibration throughout the body, and balancing does not help

Decent tires, considering the current prices, in my opinion, the best value for money.
The tires are not noisy, they handle well on snow, although on ice there is a feeling of uncertainty.

Excellent tires

Tires are made at the Kama plant and in fact they do not differ from the tires of this brand at all. The impression is that 70% of rubber was not added there - wooden.

Mixed feelings. The tire is not bad, but only for careful and unhurried driving with caution in complex weather conditions. It's not worth reckless driving or getting distracted, as the tire won't forgive you for that. My previous tires were Bridgestone Blizzak dmv-2, and they forgave a lot.

This Pirelli has a significantly less deep tread than the previous Bridgestone, so it gets clogged noticeably. This issue is especially acute on wet and dry deep snow. The number of wheel spins has increased noticeably, and the car moves less confidently, swaying its body due to the clogged tread. I experiment daily on the uncleared parking lot at home, just like I did on the previous tires.

As a result, the tire will barely get a 4 out of 5, and that's only thanks to the capabilities of the Land Rover. Of course, I have high demands and expectations, and a strict assessment, since I have something very good to compare it to. What's missing is a slightly deeper tread, a slightly softer rubber compound, and more aggressive non-shoulder blocks that aren't as rounded.

Excellent tires, quiet. I've been using them for the first season, so far they haven't let me down. Yes, after the first start on a cold surface, it's better not to accelerate on them for a couple of minutes and let them warm up.

For snow, the tires are great 👍 but on ice, it's something else) of course, the car is still too heavy.. next year, only studded tires)

Good tires, not noisy, hold the road perfectly, also handle snow well. For big cities and nearby suburbs - the best choice.