Tyre reviews RoadX RXFrost WC01. Page 1 21

I installed them on the rear axle on 2 GAZelles, 8 wheels, I'm delighted! It moves on packed snow without slipping, doesn't skid at intersections, it plows through snow perfectly, and on the highway it's not noisy on asphalt, it's soft. One GAZelle had Triangle TR646, the other had WestLake SL309, I chose 2 wheels for the front, but now I regret not ordering full sets, for winter RoadX WC01 is definitely better.

Good tires. It's Sailun

Excellent tires. At -37, they are soft, I thought they would be like stone. On ice, they brake and turn perfectly, both at high speed and in courtyards. They also perform great on slush. Very good tires, price to quality ratio is excellent

Good tires, balanced to zero, no visible wear at 50,000 km,
Kama studded tires seemed to me not much better in terms of passability and handling than these, but everything is not bad here either. But this is the most budget-friendly tire, I put 4 out of 5
I don't regret it for sure, price-quality

Good tires, I liked them. They grip the road well, I can drive up icy slopes. The balance is good. I had Kama Euro with studs before, these are better. I don't know about their durability yet, but so far they're excellent.

I've been using them as all-season tires. I've driven about 1000 km on dry roads and in the rain, they're not noisy, they handle the road normally, and they're quite soft. I'll write about how they perform on snow and ice in my next review

Bought last season for winter, mileage around 7000, 2 out of 4 tires have bulges, but possibly due to overloading, often had to carry 3 tons. Bulges are on the rear tires. Inflated to 4 atmospheres. For this season, I took another set, so I have 2 in reserve just in case.

Excellent grip. The holder is super. Even ABS doesn't slip. If compared to an all-season tire like Westlake, Triangle is straight 10 points! Recommend

Holds the road normally. Drags well on snow. Decided not to take studded tires as many start to deflate because of the studs, so took friction tires instead. They are no worse.

The weight holds well, approximately enough for 50-60 thousand