Tyre reviews Roadstone Winguard SUV. Page 1 20

Not what I expected, very quiet and hold well, only the fuel economy went down but not worth it for the safety and comfort! Great buy!

I'm certainly not a tire expert. My car is a four-wheel-drive, and I don't drive aggressively. The tire is definitely worth its price. It bites well through snow (I live in the Sheregesh ski resort, and there's plenty of snow in the winter, but almost no roads), holds on ice, and goes smoothly on dry asphalt as well. As for durability, I'm not ready to say yet, since the mileage is still relatively low. I traded it in for

Third winter. Beautifully grips the snowy mess from 1 to 15 cm. Stable and quiet on dry asphalt. Drove 700 km a day in November at a steady 100-150 km/h without getting tired.

Not bad tires. I drive on them both in winter and summer.

I got exactly what I wanted and what I was counting on

good tires

Not bad tires. Quite soft. I like them.

I bought a new set of tires, but the car started to pull to the right, the more speed the stronger the pull was. I checked the alignment and it didn't help, so I switched to the old tire on the front and it was like a miracle - the car stopped pulling to the right and became much more manageable.

Defective tire. Won't be buying one like that again. Pulls to one side on the highway. On uneven roads it wobbles all over the place. Had to realign the whole front suspension before I realized the problem was with the tire.

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