Tyre reviews Primewell Valera Ice 127

Hello there!
Tires...Chinese...
Primewell Valera Ice
Well, what can I say? I believed the advertising and bought the "Valera"))). After a month of use, I can say...
I had to drive from Nizhnevartovsk to Magnitogorsk and back.
Conditions: rain, black ice, snow, mashed potatoes...temperature +1...-7...
Driver's

Hello all.
I was still deciding on the tires for my car back in August 2015, and I was using all sorts of different tires, but I wanted something new for this horse.
I stopped on this model because I needed a non-standard size tire.
I've now had a chance to try it out in the rain, snow, and ice, and now I'm ready to leave a review.
I’m completely satisfied with my purchase, for the

I bought the tire because the price suited me. And I've always had a good attitude to Chinese goods. Now Chinese goods are not what they used to be. In general, the tire arrived, and I immediately want to say that the tread for winter is very stiff! I understand that it's studs, but I touched the Hakkapeliitta 5 studded tire, and it's significantly softer. There are also significantly fewer studs than on the same Hakkapeliitta. I put studs

I bought this tire for 3 cars, 2 on a Niva and 1 on a Lifan H60. I can say that the Zoya tire performed very well, both on a 4x4 and on a front-wheel drive, driving through deep snow. I didn't get stuck anywhere on it, even though I drove through the forest and fields for fishing. The tire is quiet on the highway, the studs are inaudible. It brakes well on ice. In general

Pretty good tires for the money. Quiet. Of course, not silent, but definitely quieter than Hankooks and Gislaveds. I drive fast, on the highway I try to keep 140-150, the tire handles it. I haven't driven on snow and ice yet, but on wet and dry asphalt it's great. It reacts to the camber, although... any tire reacts to our cambers. I would recommend everyone to buy tires of the size recommended by the manufacturer and

Well, winter is over, and the tires have proven themselves in the best possible way, after a 5,000km run, not a single stud came off, possibly due to the more than 500km of quiet driving. Most of the distance was on clean asphalt (this is Sochi), but when the real winter arrived, snow, ice, the tires never let me down. No wheelspin whatsoever). They hold the road perfectly on loose or fresh snow, and also on ice.

The only plus of this tire is the beautiful tracks in the snow. Otherwise everything is bad: hard, very noisy, poorly holds the road. The worse the frost, the worse the grip with the road. For the same money I bought my wife a Viatti Brina Nordico tire and regretted not buying the same for myself.

To be honest, the situation was such that I needed a spare tire for a BMW... before that I was driving on Continental and Bridgestone, and after a 2-month drive (I already drove to Samara from Moscow twice), I can say that the tires are quite suitable. On a snowy road, the car held on even better than the Continental, and in a blizzard on the federal highway in early January, I was driving on an unpaved road, the car was not thrown

Put on at the end of October by the first morning frosts and ice. Gently warmed up or warmed up the studs, everything is in place for now. The car handles and behaves predictably both on icy roads and on city snowy-salt slush. Did not ride too much deep drifts, but I think it's also within its capabilities. As for the noise, I can say that it whines and beeps, just like any studded tire. It doesn't harden

Hello! I want to say a few words about this tire. I bought Chinese tires for the first time. I usually drive on Nokian, Bridgestone, Kumho, this time I had a tight budget and I took what was cheaper, but you know, I didn't make a mistake. This tire, in terms of quality, is excellent, considering the price, all the more so. The only thing I can highlight as a drawback is that it's noisy on the highway,