Tyre reviews Росава WQ-101 32

Surprisingly good tires

I rode the winter season 2007/2008 on these tires. To be honest, I didn't expect much from Rosava, so I was pleasantly surprised by the good quality. I managed to get out of such places on them when I already thought I would have to go for a tractor. On a wet road and snowy mush, it showed itself very well, on ice, like any non-studded tire, it slips. The braking distance is normal.<

Not bad

It depends on what to compare with: if with Rosava of the old model - excellent, and if with imported brands - I think satisfactory. Last year I took 185/65/13 for 155 UAH - the price is cheap, I think it will be enough for three seasons (I drive calmly, 15,000 km per season). Last winter it didn't let me down even once... It depends a lot on the driving style: guys, remember!!!

Excellent! Beyond all praise!

I took the tires, having read reviews on the internet. I was choosing between Belshina, Amtel, and Omskshina. Well, as you understand, all tires are budget-friendly. Rosava was not offered on the market. I'll say more - they dissuaded me, not a single seller had it in stock, only available for order. That's the background story. And now to the facts. I bought them

Good tires, super price.
I've driven a season in all sorts of conditions. The tires gave no reason for complaints and regret about the purchase.
Pros: Super price, confidence in any conditions.
Cons: Maybe a little noisiness.

A very worthy tire!

The tire has proven itself to be quite good. What was particularly surprising was the aquaplaning/mixing of porridge... or rather, their absence. It gripped puddles like dry asphalt. After the native Debica Presto - it's just a bomb. The only thing that bothered a bit was the noise level. But for such money - this is the only drawback.

Shinami is very pleased, not having a lot of money in retirement due to the attitude of our rulers towards pensioners, so we're looking for cheaper options. They pull like a bulldozer, I drive out of snowdrifts with snow even reaching the hood. Very long-lasting tires, although a bit noisy, but with the Omega's good sound system, the noise is not noticeable. Good handling on the roads. I bought them without studs because I drove more than 40,000 km on them in the winter season, from Moscow to Kandalaksha, at speeds of 80-110 km/h. It's a paradox, but I only wore out half of the tread. Ice with water is the only obstacle, they start to skid if you don't touch the accelerator and play with the clutch, you can drive, but slowly)))))).

Not bad!!!

I had a summer Toyo, it was very hard to drive. I drove to the store, changed my tires and felt what it's like to have WINTER tires, even though it's a Rosava. With the current fines, I'm not going to speed. It handles snow perfectly, and on icy roads, it's like many other imported tires. Choose tires that are narrower in size, it's also a plus. I bought them for 300 U

The price - quality fully satisfy.

The impression of Rosava 175/70R14 WQ-101 in general is not bad. Last winter I drove on Nokian Hakkapeliitta 2 non-studded tires. As for the comparison, I can say that on snow Nokian is slightly better, but not much, on ice Rosava is better, and as for noise, Nokian is much quieter (those who don't believe me, I recommend trying

Excellent
I bought them in the fall for 230 UAH. Friends received the news with a smile. However, to everyone's surprise, the tires turned out to be very, very decent. After a night of snow 20-25 cm, I was driving out of the parking lot like a tractor and not the slightest hint of wheelspin (slowly and confidently). On ice, they're also not bad.
Pros: Price-quality
Cons: Slight noise when

I got the tires when I bought the car, November 1, 2008, from the dealer. The first thought was, “you don't look a gift horse in the mouth”, and I wasn't planning on driving much in the winter anyway. I took the car out during the winter only occasionally, but in subsequent winters, I didn’t put the car in the garage. I only drive on city roads: asphalt, packed snow, ice, water. It wasn’t until this spring