Tyre reviews Pirelli Winter Ice Zero. Page 106 2427

Excellent tire.

It performed very well on winter roads in various situations, generally saved from an accident - managed to stop 3 meters from a car, which was thrown by a roadside barrier across the road after a dangerous overtake. One drawback - generally it's quite noisy, especially at first, then this drawback is leveled off.

Pirelli Winter Ice Zero 215/55 R17 98T XL (tread pattern) showed to be a fairly good but extremely noisy tire. If I rate them as a 4 out of 5 for handling, then I would rate them 1 out of 5 for noise level - the loudest tire I've ever had. After the first thousand kilometers, I got a sidewall tear on the left front wheel, which is the second tear in my entire driving experience.

Bought a third focus car.
Continuously drove with a trailer of 400-500 kg, the engine and accordingly
the wheels are constantly under load.
After 50000 km the front axle lost two studs, the rear one whole.
Louder on low speed, the rest on a 5-point scale.

Excellent price to quality ratio! Performs very well on ice (packed snow). A bit noisy at 60 km/h, otherwise silent. Overall very happy with the tires!

I purchased the tire a month ago, with a mileage of 500 km, and I am satisfied with its properties, both on snowy and icy roads, as well as on dry asphalt. It's a bit noisy on the highway, but this is tolerable. The studs are still in place, including at railroad and tram crossings, and potholes on the asphalt. Overall, I am satisfied with the purchase.

I replaced it with Continental Conti4x4IceContact. Normal tire for such money. 10 out of 10 in terms of price-quality ratio. Everyone writes about its noise, but I didn't notice a significant difference. Winter tires are always noisy. Maybe it's just the cars they're installed on have poor soundproofing.

It's been very quiet after 2000 km of acoustic comfort, but not to a good standard. I haven't seen any snow yet.

It's holding the road well, with no squealing or understeering.

It's very soft after the RunFlat. On asphalt due to the large tread protrusion, it starts to slide in corners and when braking, but this is only if you're going too fast. In general, the tyre is good on the hard F

I purchased Pirelli Winter Ice Zero 185/70 R14 88T (studded) tyres online on 10.11.15 and visited a tyre centre for fitting, but was disappointed when the wheels were balanced. Although the rims had been checked beforehand, there were huge discrepancies: the unbalance readings for the wheels were 20*15 (normal), 30*125, 25*65, and 20*80. The technicians in the garage tried various methods to

Prior to this, I had Yokohama IG35 205/60 R16. Compared to it, this one has better traction and as a result, acceleration, and it holds the road well. However, during aggressive turns, the rear end tends to swing out (a characteristic of all Pirelli tires), so it's best to start driving cautiously and then gradually test the limits to know what to expect from the tire (in principle, this is true for any tire). It's very