Tyre reviews Pirelli Winter Ice Zero. Page 10 2404

Replaced tires in the fall before the snow came, while the tread was new. It was noisy, but after a while it wore off and it's still a bit loud, but not critical. Overall, I'm satisfied and would recommend.

I used the first season, the lowest temperature for the month of December was -23 degrees, I can say nothing bad, as the road is held perfectly, I drive to work every day for 25 kilometers, even at turns it doesn't slip. WHO complains about the noise, yes, it's there, but as they say: it's better to have noise in the cabin than silence in the coffin, for me safety is number one, especially since I often drive with a 4-year

Noisy to me.
The studs lived well for 3 years or 25K on them.
Stored properly on the rims.
At the 4th year, they started to fall off a bit.
This was while living in Samara.
By the 5th year, 25-30% of the studs were lost. But also, the ride was more on asphalt. This was already Moscow.

I bought them on a jet. Some sneaky tread design in a parallelogram shape. May be marketing but over 4 winters lost about 10 of them on all wheels. Wear resistance I think is very good. It handles snow and ice confidently and predictably. Slides on wet roads at high speed but doesn't throw you off course. However, if you end up on dry asphalt, there's such a roar, as if all the axle bearings were jammed. For harsh winter

Excellent tires in terms of price/quality ratio! Over my three seasons, approximately 20,000 km per season, they have performed flawlessly. No studs have been lost over the entire period, and I simply wore them out. The tread patches remain, but the carbide buttons have worn through. There is a slight increase in noise from these tires, particularly during the first 3,000 to 5,000 km, which has decreased over time.

Plus: durability, all studs in place after three winters, tread is alive.
Minus: extremely noisy
Other characteristics for experts, subjective opinion plays a minor role.

On a wet road, unstable course stability requires counter-steering. The rest I haven't checked, no snow.

A month of normal use. Studs are in place. A bit noisy, but you don't notice it in the snow. Great on the snow and ice.

When I first put this tire on (in 2017), it seemed a bit stiff. Significantly softer than summer, but at the same time it feels stiffer than my previous winter tire. However, in winter conditions (temperatures below 25 degrees) it showed itself well, without becoming wooden and keeping its properties for normal traction and handling. Due to the feeling of stiffness, I initially feared that the tire would be worn out quickly. But now, I'm starting the third season

Hello everyone! I had never driven on Pirelli tires before and was considering buying winter tires. I decided to try out the Pirelli Winter Ice Zero 205-55-16. I drove for two winters and 11,000 kilometers. The first impression is that the tire is extremely noisy, the rumble, the squeal of the studs (I had a studless Dunlop before, there was no such noise) although the car's sound insulation is quite good, but how