Tyre reviews Pirelli Winter Ice Zero. Page 5 2423

I'll say right away that these tires are noisy, that's probably the only downside for me. Overall, I'm satisfied, this is my second set, on the first one I lost about 10% of the studs over three seasons, but that's probably due to very active "pedaling"))).

A decent tire, just decent
From 55 to 55 km/h, there's a terrible hum. In other ranges, it's just noisy. On dry asphalt, the traction is so-so (I had Hakkapeliitta 7-8, Ice Arctic SUV, and they were better on asphalt).
In other respects, it's okay

Guys! If the manufacturer has maintained its quality, and the country of production is the same as it was when I bought it - for me, this tire is a bomb! I bought it in 2016, now it's 2025, and I'm still driving on it. A maximum of 2 studs have come off, and in this current tireless winter, the studs have, of course, worn off. But the reliability of their attachment is impressive! If I find the same ones, I'll take them again. I've driven approximately 55,000 km on them.

The tires are simply great! Not a single stud has come out in 8,000 km. I've driven the whole winter and I'm thrilled that I chose them. Yes, they were the most expensive for my size, but the price-quality ratio is just right for them. Loose snow, slush, wet asphalt, ruts - they handle it all and keep on going)) In general, I recommend buying them! Don't skimp on quality tires - it's your safety! And buying cheap Chinese products that are half the price, well, it's just not the same.... I'm sure I'll get at least 5 seasons out of these, but the Chinese ones will last a maximum of 2 seasons...

I bought this set because I've known this brand for a long time and, in general, I had no complaints about it. The only drawback is the noise level. My previous set was from the Cormoran brand. It seemed to be quieter.

The tires are good, they handle well on snow and mud.
The only downside is that Mosavtoshina sells tires produced in 2022 by the end of 2024.

I would like to write a review of this tire, I bought 185/65 R15 for my Solaris, installed it, and although I haven't experienced winter yet, I can write a general review of these tires: when I changed from summer to winter tires (swapped the disks from summer to winter tires) the car started to pull slightly to the right (this didn't happen in the summer, or even last winter), at the tire shop they said I need to do wheel alignment, I was surprised why, so I went to do the wheel alignment, where they told me that it's not the problem, try swapping the rear tire with the front, which I did, I also checked the tire pressure (it's the same everywhere) with no result. I also drove on these tires for a month, and on the road at a speed of about 60 km/h, the tire burst, it turned out to be a sidewall cut (not repairable), maybe I hit some bump or something so unfortunate, or maybe the tire itself is not good. As for noise, the tire is quite good, not very noisy on asphalt, very soft, small bumps are absorbed very well without causing discomfort, I haven't tested it in winter yet, but overall I'm not satisfied:(

Good tires, driven on them for 5 seasons. Showed themselves well. At the moment, they are expensive, so I will buy tires of a different brand. But it behaves well on ice and snowy slush. Noisy, but when driving on snow, it becomes much quieter immediately. The studs hold well. I recommend!

I bought the tires from the official dealers back in 2016. The first two winters (and I mean real winters, not just light minus temperatures without snow) they performed well. The ride on asphalt is indeed noisy, due to the lack of sound insulation in the car and the specific design of the tires. In the case of the Polo, the ABS system doesn't engage on snow and after icy rains, but this only started happening during their third winter. The tires handle well, the studs are wear-resistant, and even after a punctured disc, the tire didn't suffer, it didn't get deformed, only a couple of studs came out. After 4 winters (in total), the remaining studs on the front axle were 70%, and on the rear axle, they were 85-90%, they are indeed strong and not easy to deform. For the 2016-2017 season, the price was great, but in current conditions, I would consider Nokian Nordman 7/8, Autograph, or Continental Ice Contact 2, and as a last resort, Triangle 501. In Moscow, with its eternal traffic jams and slush on the roads, these tires showed themselves to be noisy, lost their responsiveness to steering and braking by the third season. And, of course, the price is no longer 15,000 rubles for a set.

I bought them last year before winter, installed them and drove around 5000 km. Before changing to summer tires, I decided to inspect the winter tires. The result of the inspection was disappointing. On the front wheels, 3 studs fell out on the left wheel and 4 studs on the right wheel. On the rear wheels, all the studs are in place. *I have front-wheel drive. I think this is not very good. That's why I give 3 stars. The handling is good. The only other thing is that they are very noisy.