Tyre reviews Windforce Snowblazer 4152

I bought them in the season 235 65 17 for 6000r
One wheel from new was crooked (that's why I gave 3 points for manufacturing). The first balancing was difficult, a lot of weights (100-120 grams). The second balancing was at a mileage of 2000 km
Two wheels with weights of 20-40 grams, the second pair again 100-120...
The tire has worn in, it's become very comfortable to drive
The tire is heavy and soft
It performs very well on snow, grips excellently (deep tread). There's almost no noise. Braking on a slippery road is quite good. Wear resistance is not yet clear (I've only driven 5000km).
Conclusion: I'm very pleased with this tire so far, I hope it will last for a couple of seasons.
PS For the purpose of exploration and comparison of Chinese tires, I bought Kapsen tires for my wife's identical car, they were balanced with 5 points, but handling and braking are much worse than these tires

I couldn't help but write this review to support the Chinese manufacturer. Yesterday, I installed this tire and, as usual in Krasnodar, there was a heavy rain. And, oh gods, the tire grips the road 100%, after our Cordiant and Viatti Brina, it's like a whole different world. If the tire behaves well on snow, as written in reviews, then it's just a great find, especially for southern regions, and at such a price. Greetings to domestic manufacturers.

The snow has fallen (immediately up to the knee). As a result, with the ESP working and with my rear-wheel drive, with careful driving, the tires behave more than predictably. It grips the loose snow both when starting and when braking. The only minus is that on smooth asphalt at high speed, a hum appears. At such a price for these tires, I recommend them.

I bought these tires and do not regret it. 235/65R17. They handle snow well, on ice the ABS often kicks in when braking, I drive fast, they are not noisy, front-wheel drive on the Tuxson, the anti-lock system rarely engages, everything is predictable. The price and quality pleased me. I installed them on new rims, the maximum weight of the load on the rim is 70 grams, the car is new, and on the rims from the salon, there were also 40-70 grams hanging. I won't comment on wear resistance due to the small mileage.

Tires, taken a year ago, as a replacement for powertrac showstar, as a result, turned out to be quiet, good tread, energy-efficient, does not throw into a rut, braking on ice and compacted snow is predictable, does not skid, grip is normal. Resistant to potholes, no bulges have appeared, from October to May, trouble-free operation!

Received the tires. Visually powerful tread. Balanced overall well.
First ride on asphalt without snow. Temperature minus 10. Soft and very comfortable tires. Slightly noisy, but not critically.
In the next day, the monthly snow norm falls. Tires are coping with ease. I used to slip all over the place on my previous studded tires, Tiger (30% wear and the same car), now I can drive uphill and through deep snow without any issues.
After three days of use in harsh snowy conditions, I'm very satisfied.
Four-star rating, as some criteria have not been tested.

Definitely good tires work well in all road conditions, previously drove on the best hatchback of the last year, these tires are in no way inferior. I advise everyone the best tires

Hello! I'm satisfied with the tires. After two months of winter use, I have only positive feelings. They perform their task quite well. The absence of studs affects their performance on ice, when starting uphill and when braking. You need to take this into account. But I've gotten used to it. We live in a village, the roads are cleaned in winter with a grade of three. Therefore, I also evaluated the tires in snowy slush. I give them credit - they handle it excellently. The tires are quite quiet, but on the highway they "sing", meaning a characteristic sound appears. I heard the same sound when I drove a Kama. Either it's a feature of the tread pattern or the stiffness of the tire itself. We'll see how long they last. Good luck on the roads.

For the first time, I'm using Chinese-made tires. In fact, to date, I can say that the tire has proven to be quite reliable for a mileage of 8000 km. I wouldn't say it handles the road perfectly, but I confidently give it a Good rating. Perhaps due to the fact that a light car at high speeds (over 90 km/h) feels some swaying from side to side. On an icy road, when entering a turn, it's best to slow down - the tire doesn't hold, and skidding begins. At temperatures below -24 degrees, the tire behaves without any changes for the worse. Overall, I'm satisfied with the tire, especially given its low price.

Tires had to be blown up after mounting. So far, this is one minus. Moderately quiet. They hold the road normally. Considering the price, it's an excellent option. If you need the ideal where everything is excellent, take Michelin or Bridgestone, maybe even Hankook. But since you're looking at budget tires, this is a normal option.