Tyre reviews Windforce Arctic Power. Page 77 3121

Not louder than Michelin xin4bridgestoun 7000, it handles packed snow/ice decently, the sidewall holds decently, and it brakes decently as well. Down to -25° it retains the softness/elasticity of the rubber compound, below that it becomes significantly harder (does not affect road behavior). It gets out of the rut excellently. Balancing is excellent. Megan2 has never been so passable and stable on a winter road (Sverdlovsk region) before. Here's a small video confirmation https://youtu.be/srRDSde0fyc?si=NPz5D0HyImYnjRbV

R18 in terms of price and quality! Surprisingly soft, they don't make much noise on dry roads, audible after 150, but such speeds are not needed in winter). They hold the road well, both on rough roads and on ice, haven't driven in deep snow yet). Based on first impressions, I recommend.

I'm writing this review again because the first one wasn't published.
I'm satisfied with the tires, especially considering the price.
At first, they seemed a bit noisy, but they quieted down over time.
The sidewalls are robust, and they balanced perfectly.
On snow and ice, the handling is clear and predictable.

Everything is fine

Everything is fine, the grip on the road during ice and "mash" is excellent. There were no problems with tire mounting. I recommend.

205/65 R15 99H non-studded.
I'm satisfied with the tire, it's quiet, and in snow and ice in winter, it showed decent handling and braking, mileage is 2500, time will tell how it will perform further.

Ok

Good tires, not too noisy and handles the road well.

Removed Toyo Observe G3-Ice, installed Windforce Arctic Power (Non-Studded) 235/70 R16 106T. Didn't notice any changes for better or for worse. In my opinion, the tires are of the same class.

Bought them at a discount for 6300 per piece, so 100% five stars. Will see about durability later.

Excellent tires, well balanced, almost no weights, quiet enough for winter tires, drove out of such snowdrifts in the field where others got stuck...