Tyre reviews Windforce Snowblazer. Page 2 4192

Hadn't heard of this tire brand before, at the time of purchase they were one of the cheapest in this size, ended up buying and never regretted it. I live in the Moscow region in a village, almost every day I drive to Moscow, this 2024 winter is very snowy, but the tires never let me down, I never got stuck anywhere, yes, on black ice the car skids a bit, but then you need to get studded tires. Handling is good, not noisy, no complaints, for this price a very acceptable option.

Excellent tires, performed great in both snow and ice, good road grip, not scary to drive if you're careful, so I recommend them. The only downside I can mention is the noise level. Otherwise, I have no complaints.

I've been using them for two weeks. So far, I'm satisfied. I can't comment on durability yet, as I haven't used them for long. Handling is normal. Aquaplaning is also fine. I haven't driven in snow yet. The price to quality ratio is acceptable. I want to buy summer tires from this Chinese company.

I made an order in the summer #3502851 from 08.06.25. Winter, non-studded. At the tire mounting service, it turned out: the size does not fit, although I provided all the requested data. Instead of apologizing and quickly making a replacement, problems began. By the end of November, I was able to return them to the warehouse. Replacements were not available again. They said: the money will be returned within a week. Mosavtoshina: for the product - 3 minus. For customer service - a solid 2!! Overall rating of work - TWO!!. Further: I will never turn to them again and I will not advise anyone to buy anything from "Mosavtoshina"! They don't care about the customer. I will take back my words if by December 4 they correct themselves and provide me with what I need - 225/65 R17.

Pros:
Good traction on ice and snow: The tires handle winter conditions well, providing confident braking and acceleration even on slippery surfaces. The behavior on snowy sections was especially pleasing - the vehicle confidently holds the road.
Smooth ride: Despite the aggressive tread pattern, the tires provide a comfortable ride. Vibrations and noises are minimal, making long trips enjoyable.
Wear resistance: No wear has been observed during the period of use, although the operation was quite intensive. This indicates normal tire quality and thoughtful design.
Handling: On a wet road, the tires behave predictably, and the vehicle responds well to the steering wheel. No surprises in the form of skidding or loss of control were observed.
Price/quality: Considering all the above advantages, the price of these tires seems quite justified. They are really worth their money.
Cons:
Noise on asphalt: On clean dry asphalt, the tires are a bit noisy, especially at high speeds. However, this is a typical problem for most winter tires, and you quickly get used to it.
Heavy: Due to the massive tread, the tires seem a bit heavier than usual, which can slightly affect fuel consumption. But this is compensated by improved passability and safety.
Conclusion:
The Windforce Snowblazer-PCR winter tires have shown themselves from the best side. They are reliable, durable, and provide excellent traction in any weather conditions. I recommend purchasing them to anyone who values safety and comfort in winter.

This tire is good for city driving, asphalt, at a speed of 60-80. It has very poor handling, a long response to maneuvers, and it's worse when overtaking, it wanders in the lane. I'm a fan of occasionally stepping on the gas, without harming other drivers, confidently and calmly getting a kick out of driving at high speed in a turbo car, but alas, I was swayed by the reviews, before that I drove on 10-year-old Dunlop Winter Sport 5, after which I fell in love with the tire, so the old tire is much better than this one. If you're a girl or a taxi driver, it might be suitable for you, just to drive from point A to point B.

Great tires for the price. The only downside is the noise, everything else is a plus. Previously, I was driving on Nexen studded tires and when I switched to Windforce Snowblazer, I didn't notice any difference, except that these are softer.

Poor road grip. I can't say for sure, but purely based on sensations. Previously, I also had not very good tires - Nordman RS. But it seems that the road grip was better. Otherwise, there's nothing to say for now. The tires are like tires.

On a rut on frozen asphalt, the road holds not very well. For its price, an acceptable option. For quiet driving.

Tried tires from +4 to -30, well what can I say. Excellent directional stability, on packed rolled snow they behave predictably, on ice also confidently ABS triggers earlier than on studded tires, but not critically, the braking distance does not increase.
Drawbacks (it's a matter of taste) monotonous noise, the warmer it gets the noisier it gets, minor vibration was present, now it's gone, they've settled in. Balanced from the first time.