Tyre reviews Pirelli Winter Sottozero II. Page 3 52

As for durability and aquaplaning, it’s hard to say anything yet due to low mileage, but in all other aspects – 5/5, no noise, perfect handling and braking on snow, dry and wet roads, BMW 530, full-wheel drive.

Works very well on 4-wheel drive, makes little to no noise unlike studs.

I bought the Pirelli Winter 210 Sottozero II 225/45 R18 91H tyres from MosavtoShiny website at a very good price during the summer. I've driven with them for two seasons, and I'm satisfied with their performance. They behave perfectly on dry and wet asphalt, they're very durable, and they're also very quiet, unlike the summer tyres. They also handled deep potholes with no issues, which I like. For the city

When choosing winter tires for my new car, I wanted to get something affordable, grippy, and from a well-known manufacturer. Initially, I was looking at Michelin, Continental and Hankook. I chose Pirelli by chance, as the tires were on sale at a discounted price. My initial skepticism towards Italian winter tires (after all, they only know about winter from what they've been told) was dispelled during the actual use of the tires.

Throughout the entire winter, there was

Very good tires. I recommend them.

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They handle the road very well, entering turns confidently at speed.
Worthy tires.

I won't say it's bad, but I don't see much good either. They're loud, hard now, revenge is a cat, and we'll see later.

TIRES are out of date, bought in 2017, sold as 2014.

Ran year-round. Highly recommended.