Tyre reviews Pirelli Winter Sottozero II. Page 1 52

Winter tire on the Euroxia! It snows? We stand still and don't move! Black ice? We don't go anywhere either! In short, even in the Moscow region this tire has shown itself to be awful! There's a feeling it's altogether a summer tyre... (sarcasm) I compare it to a Michelin sticker - it gripped the road!

Excellent tires, there was a feeling that the studs gripped and pulled so clearly. Very pleased with the purchase and operating experience

Before purchasing these tires, I drove a Toyota Corolla with Bridgestone Blizak. I used Pirelli on my Mazda CX-5 with a manual transmission. I'd like to say that Pirelli perform significantly worse on snow and ice compared to Bridgestone. When there's a small layer of black ice on the road, you need to be cautious, especially when turning. You need to ease off the gas, and the car will swing to one side. I'm stating

Reliability and comfort are perhaps the main characteristics of these tires. There are, of course, nuances that simply need to be taken into account. For example, they will undoubtedly ride better on asphalt or dry snow than on wet roads or a snowy mess. But that's just obvious. Overall, the tires are very good, completely in line with their price.

Thought that winter tires were softness and poor directional stability, but zero to hero ruined this stereotype. On wet asphalt at high speed holds the line perfectly, doesn't hydroplane up to 120 km/h, haven't tried any higher because laws of physics can't be cheated. On a snowy mash drive confidently, don't slip. For the city, perfect wheels.

Good tire, only thing I didn't like is that it's a 2013 model, I would have preferred something more recent.