Tyre reviews Sava Eskimo Stud. Page 3 334

Excellent tire. Half of the winter on almost bare asphalt and all the studs are in place. Not particularly noisy, just the clicking of the studs. Handles snow well

A very good tire, I've known it since the previous manufacturer, it's been through 12 seasons, the last two both in winter and summer, only after that did bulges appear on the tread, the mileage on them was over a hundred thousand

I acquired it in 2016 and have been using it for seven years during the winter period, compared to other tires, the handling on ice and snow is 5+ at a speed of 120-150, it's quiet while driving, and even after such a time period, very few studs have been lost, the rubber is very good, I'm very satisfied, I chose it for driving on snowy roads, it pulls out well from the drifts that I've gotten into several times

Excellent tires. From 2016 to 2023, the mileage is 45,000. No more than 10 studs are missing. The tread is like new. Never got stuck anywhere! I RECOMMEND!!!

An excellent choice for rear-wheel drive cars in terms of price/quality ratio. Very good traction properties when starting and braking, even without ABS. Minus - quite noisy.

Good price-quality ratio. I would buy these tires at a discount. Previously, Sava brand tires were much easier to buy. And now few people sell them in my city, Kursk.

Very noisy but holds the road excellently, both on ice and on snow. For wear on wet roads and aquaplaning, I would give it a 3, as I don't know, I haven't tried

Handle well, in principle I'm satisfied, for winter it's what you need!

These are not my first such tires. I had the same ones on my previous car. They may be a bit noisy, but the tread and studs are excellent. The old tires (which didn't fit the new car due to the radius) I sold after using them for 4 seasons, like new, not a single stud came off, the tread was not worn out. That's why I bought the same ones for my new car.

Excellent tire, chose by design and manufacturer. No lost studs over two seasons. Minimal wear. For noise, I'm comfortable with it, considering there's no sound insulation on the Chevrolet Camaro. The original profile as per passport is 195/55R15, but I chose a higher profile and didn't regret it. 195/60R15 doesn't whine under the arches and neither does it whine at the bottom when driving on someone else's line.