Tyre reviews Roadstone Winguard Spike SUV 129

Good tires, moderately soft, grippy, not too light. The main thing is not to overload, as problems with drivers who sin on tires - improper use - overloading, rapid wear, and then even cracks.

Price quality: Yes. But ice/mud and that's it, movement only forward any turn of the wheel to the right to the left... gas and catch the car (I have front-wheel drive)

It's time to choose winter tires. I drive a 1998 Mercedes Vito, mainly in the city, with a lot of hills and descents, and also occasionally on the highway. I came across the Roadstone Winguard Spike tires and read the reviews from guys who installed them on their cars. The price is not too high, and the quality is 4-star. In general, I bought these tires for myself. The tire grips well on snow, both on loose and dense snow

It was purchased as a budget option for winter studding. Compared to Nokian Nordman on the second car - Roadstone is significantly quieter. But it brakes worse on ice and tends to understeer when accelerating hard in a turn. With careful driving, the studs remained in place all winter.

The rating of characteristics in the stars at the bottom is incorrect, as wear resistance is too early to discuss and understeer is yet to be tested.

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Considering the characteristics of the vehicle and the driving style accordingly, this tire is absolutely acceptable and sufficient in terms of performing its functions. The chip resistance and rubber wear will be shown over time

I spent a long time choosing a winter tire for my truck, and I finally settled on this model. I think the price-quality ratio is justified. The tires are soft, do not crack, and have good noise levels, not to mention the lack of Bongo Ice! They behave properly on ice! With good traction on the ice! So, for the budget of 20 tr, I highly recommend this model!!!

I'll start by saying that the tire is good at being inexpensive in price and the studs seem to be in place but it behaves strangely at speeds above 100km/h.
1) On wet or dry asphalt, it skids when braking suddenly.
2) On ice, there is no clear traction.
3) At speeds above 100km/h, it floats on the road and I have to downshift (wide-open throttle).
4) If they

Don't skid on ice and snow...just like on a summer. No noise from the studs...maybe that's why they're not effective in the winter.

Rolled out the first season. All studs are in place. No wear. Not noisy, they hold the road, city + countryside in the snowiest moments. In general, it's quite satisfactory. 245x60x18.

The tires are good, they just don't like overloading, one wheel delaminated, the studs are all in place, didn't lose a single one over the season