Tyre reviews Pirelli Winter Ice Zero. Page 102 2408

Very good tires, am very satisfied with them.

Very good. At first, when I first put them on, I was even a bit scared, it was so loud and it was not comfortable to drive. After a week, everything was fine (maybe I got used to it, or as my husband says, the studs settled in or something like that, I don't know how to put it correctly). I drove on the asphalt and didn't really feel these studs, on the black ice the car drives relatively stably. I would recommend these

Really good tyres. I bought them with studs as I often drive between cities. Hold the road confidently. Only positive impressions. The only minus is that they are very noisy, but it's better to be noisy than not safe.

I bought the tires after reading ambiguous reviews and having doubts, but they passed the first day of winter. They're great in the snow and ice. They will stop on ice with ease. The only drawback is that they're quite noisy, but on snow and ice, there's no noise. This is a good tire for winter. All my friends tested it and everyone liked it. I bought it in Moscow in September for 4300. In Great Novgorod, in November, it cost

No complaints, great handling, excellent braking. The tread noise is only noticeable when braking and cornering. The tread noise of this summer tire is almost undistinguishable.

The tires are decent, but there's a huge minus - they're extremely unpredictable, and you can spin out of control at any moment, and it's almost impossible to get back on track, even on packed snow, not even on ice. If you drive mostly on snowy country roads and long distances, you're never sure, constantly on edge, and it's like driving on summer tires at 40 below. Believe me, I've compared them, and I'm convinced that companies from warm countries

Operational experience over two months:
handling, side slip, braking on loose snow satisfactory;
deep loose freshly fallen snow is not very problematic;
noise - this is due to studs, as expected.
Ran in, all studs in place.

If you ignore the noise from the tread (which has actually decreased after 500-600 km of driving), you can say that these tires are ideal. For those who prioritize safety, these tires are the best option. Extremely grippy, whether accelerating or braking on any surface. Very good traction in deep snow.

Size 225/45 R18, used in extreme northern conditions. Performs well on ice and snow, snow clearing is good, does not lift the car, at speeds of 100-120 km/h. The lug is strong, brakes confidently and predictably, side slip is not large, but not dangerous. At low temperatures, it's quite soft when starting. In general, the price and quality are commensurate. I recommend.

First season on Pirelli on studs, were summer ones, liked them, winter studs are Ice Zero too, like them, on ice and on snow the grip is good, besides, I was mentally prepared for increased noise, but the devil is not so scary, they're not that noisy, many are surprised that they don't make much noise, and at the same time, they don't slide on ice. Let's see how they'll behave further. Currently, the tread depth is five