Tyre reviews Roadstone Winguard Ice. Page 1 71

Hello, I'm from Belarus, I bought Roadstone Winguard ice by chance, I took it at a price-quality ratio, the salesman said: "for this money it's good", I thought I'd drive through the winter and if there aren't any "ais" (I assume it's a typo and they meant "ice") I'd change them. After installation I had to go to Poland. Leaving the road I noticed there was almost no noise, I was really pleased. When approaching

I wanted to share my experience with this particular tire model. My car mainly drives on the highway, so I decided to give up on snow chains this winter and opt for a non-studded tire. I'm not sure how other car owners feel, but I was disappointed with the Cordiant winter tire - despite its undeniable plus points, its wear resistance was a letdown for me. I switched to the Korean Roadstone and I feel that I made a good choice.

1. - It works very

Soft, and everything that follows from this. There's a feeling that it brakes on dry asphalt as well as on ice. Therefore, I wouldn't recommend driving aggressively on a dry road, keep a distance. A few times, a reaction only saved from a collision. Drives well over snow, I'm satisfied. Silent. But if the snow is wet, then the car doesn't hold a turn, anyway, the effect will be the same on any tire (the laws of physics haven't

Overall, I'm satisfied, just need to be smart on ice and not drive aggressively, and overall, it's all good, a bit noisy for the first 3000km but then it wears in. Excellent price to quality ratio.

Quality is super! Made in Korea, production 14th week 2024. Thanks to the seller, I recommend to everyone!

The winter turned out to be not very cold and there was little snow. But what there was, black ice and a little snow on the uphill posed no problems at all

Very quiet. Didn't see any snow. Got caught in icy rain - literally, the trucks on the highway were being blown off the road by the wind! Drove like "purr-fect paws," on the very edge, but 60 km/h - all good. Predictable, holds the road. No studs, of course, but extreme driving isn't every day. Soft. Often drive on bad asphalt, these tires are like "in fairy tales," lulling. Don't

I changed tires yesterday, and it snowed today, turning into icy slush by around 9 am and thawing out by lunchtime. The tires performed perfectly through the first, second, and third snow patches. Very soft and quiet, with no noticeable difference in rolling resistance compared to summer tires. The most important thing is that they were perfectly balanced - the tire fitter was thrilled with the result, having to add just 2-5 grams of weight to two wheels. Acceleration to

Old, at the start of production, but very decent tires. Not at all sensitive to ruts on any road surface. Due to the huge number of lamellas (small slits), it grips well on rolled snow.

Normal tire, can drive.