Tyre reviews Sava Eskimo Stud. Page 2 334

I already had experience with this model on a service car, and everything was fine with it. I needed it urgently, and the budget was not very big. I'm on my third season now, and maybe it's missing several studs on each tire (2-4), but I drive without resurfacing, but I often ride up to the curb. It pays off all my money 100%. I won't say anything about the noise, because in Tushkan, there is no noise

I used Sava Eskimo Stud 205/55 R16 tires for 4 whole winters on my Toyota Celica (from late October to April-May). These are excellent tires, with almost all the studs still in place (only 2-3 studs came out on each tire over the entire time, and after the first year, they all stayed in place). The tires never let me down. Where my friends would constantly skid, I could easily drive on ice and snow. They are a bit noisy, as is typical for winter tires. Other brands seemed much noisier to me (I've tried both cheaper and more expensive options before these). The handling is good, and so is the braking. Overall, I'm very pleased with the purchase, and I plan to buy the same tires again in the future if I need to. And yes, at the time of purchase, the price for a set of studded tires was only 16,000 rubles, so it was a great deal.

Spent 3 seasons, quality is fine. Now planning to spend the fourth season. The only thing is that the previous winter was not very good, and the studs came loose a bit. Overall, I'm satisfied with the quality. I would recommend.

I bought these tires 3 years ago and drove them for 3 seasons. They really impressed me with their durability and traction on steep terrain, with all the studs still in place. They're also relatively quiet on the highway, considering my car lacks sound insulation. The price-to-quality ratio is spot on.

Good tires. Exploiting 5th season. Urban-highway mode, 5-6 days a week. Over that time, 2-4 studs have blown out on each. Handling qualities and durability are good. Price and quality meet.

Excellent tyre, soft and quiet. Excellent hold in any road conditions, a bit worse on ice, but predictable. The tyre is several times better and more efficient than my previous Michelin X-Ice North 3 and Gislaved Nord Frost 100. Especially the full Michelin disappointment in comparison with Sava.

I want to express my gratitude to the manufacturer of these tires.

Initially, I bought myself a Sava Perfect summer tire, which proved itself to be excellent. Especially the quietness and comfort.

Then winter came, and I decided to try instead of the Nordman 4 a Sava Eskimo Stud winter tire. In the end, I was very satisfied with the tire, drove 3 seasons, only 5 studs were blown out of all 4 tires. Highway -

I've been riding on this tire for 2 years, taking it as the cheapest option for the season. I thought I'd lose all the studs for the price, but by the second season, I lost about 10% of the studs. I never really treated it gently, and I never worried about locking up the brakes. Overall, I'm satisfied with the tire. However, I wouldn't recommend entering turns on ice with this tire. It tends to slip.

They came with the tyres when we bought the car. To our surprise, the tyres performed well. There was minimal noise, and the studs didn't come loose over the winter. The driver, who is quite experienced, was surprisingly pleased. We bought exactly the same tyres for 10 more cars the following year, and we'll see how it goes.

It's a pity that it's not possible to buy now. Very decent winter tires, 12th season, remaining tread depth 6-7mm.
I don't know how it is for others, but I often drove to the mountains.
Of the drawbacks, of course, there is noise...like in an airplane, but studded tires can't be any different.
It behaves very decently at speeds of 110 km/h...
and on snowy mush, water, mud...on ice and uphill and downhill, it's manageable.
In winter, attentiveness and carefulness are necessary for all road users.