Tyre reviews Windforce Snowblazer UHP 2024

Hello. I bought the tires on January 5, 2023. I drove 11,890 km in 3 months. I drove in temperatures ranging from -35 to +20 degrees Celsius. In the cold, they don't harden, even after a few days of standing. They handle well compared to other friction tires. I've driven on Yokohama, Nexen, and Hankook. The tread is simple, not deep. However, it copes perfectly. It also performs well in deep snow. On bare ice, it's naturally worse than on compacted snow. It feels the asphalt rut, but it's easy to get out of it. The fuel efficiency is good, with a difference of less than half a liter per hundred kilometers compared to summer tires.

The only complaint is about balancing. Apparently, it's a matter of luck. I spent about 2.5 hours on one of the tires, turning and adjusting, with a minimum of 15 grams on one side and 20 grams on the other, and a maximum of 35 grams on one side and 55 grams on the other. The rims are not new, but without tires, they are balanced to zero.

In short, for its price, it works from start to finish.

Over this mileage, the front wheels have worn out by 0.6 mm, and the rear wheels by 0.2 mm.

I purchased a BMW 320 G20 from Korea in February 2023, and the car came with summer tires. I chose the Windforce Snowblazer UHP 225/45 R18 95V XL. I have only positive emotions, excellent tires, and at a relatively low cost. The car handled very well on these tires, with a quiet ride, good traction, and moderate handling. I didn't drive on bare ice, but on packed snow, it performed very confidently. On the toll road in dry weather, I accelerated up to 210 km/h without any problems. The only thing is that after 2 months and approximately 5,000 km, the tread wore down to 6 mm, I don't know what the initial value was. I hope my review helps you with your choice)

Excellent tires, can't find better in this budget. Everything is well-balanced and fits perfectly on the disk, no problems with tire fitting occurred. Tires are soft, quiet, ideal for Moscow winter. They handle slush and snow perfectly, and also perform well in frost. At speeds up to 200, they hold normally, behavior is controlled. Overall, very pleased, didn't expect such good feelings from tires at this budget, not worse than Continental or Nokian, and with such a price difference, you can buy a new set every year. Now I'm looking at summer tires from this brand...

Bought as a replacement for Michelin. Did not feel the difference. Quiet. Holds the road normally up to 200 km.

It was well balanced. There was no discomfort while driving. There were no significant snowfalls yet, but it gripped well in the first snow. Quite soft tire. The price pleased. For drivers with a neat driving style, that's what you need.

It handles well in the snow, quite quiet, at speeds from 100 there is a vibration on the steering wheel, I don't know whether to blame the balancing or the quality of the tires. For this money, 23,000 for 4 pieces, I'm quite satisfied.

I bought the tires at the beginning of winter.
I live in the Republic of Komi, where winters start quite early, and by the beginning of November, there's already plenty of snow) The climate, by the way, is quite harsh here.
I've tested the tires in all their states, on both dry and wet asphalt, on ice, on snow, on a snow-covered road with an icy track, and on specific snowdrifts.
The tires behave quite adequately. I used to drive on studded tires all the time, but I decided to try out friction tires. And I was pleasantly surprised. For a relatively low price, I got a good competitor to studded tires.
On asphalt, they perform well, with no issues at all. They also handle snow well, although you can still get your car stuck, but who needs to drive where it's clear you shouldn't be driving)
At first, I was confused that they seemed to wobble on icy tracks, but in the end, it turned out to be just a matter of getting used to them (yes, they behave differently on icy roads than studded tires, but that doesn't mean they're worse, you just need to understand the behavior of the tires and, of course, drive with your head. You can still lose control in turns even with studded tires, the question is how you handle the connection between the steering wheel and the seat.)
In general, I'm more than satisfied with the tires, and I definitely recommend buying them! (If you're sane and don't drive at 200 km/h on ice in turns)
The speed limit between cities at -30°C, 120 km/h, was passed successfully, and I'm not afraid to drive.
Cheers to all the armchair racers and haters 🫡

For Chinese tires, worthy, even more)). On snow and wet asphalt and on dry road, it behaves well, on ice a bit worse, but not critically. The tires are not noisy. I recommend buying.

No worse than Michelin, but under current conditions it is 2 times cheaper. No complaints for +/- 7,000 km of mileage in the city and outside the city.

I've been buying these tires for a while now, 235 45 17. One set lasted 4 years, including summer, and even survived a nasty pothole. The tire shop said the tire was done for, but after disassembling the wheel, they put a patch on it and balanced it, and it was good to go. The rim wasn't as lucky, though. We bought another car for the family and I didn't think twice about buying the same tires, 235 55 18. That's when the trouble started! At the tire shop, Mosavtoshiny, during balancing, they found a tire that needed 200 grams of weight! Even the mechanic told me to change it! I went back, argued, and showed them, but they just told me that 200 grams was okay! After a long conversation, I finally got them to replace it. And everything was fine, I drove for a whole year without any issues. Then I went to the tire shop again, and not just any shop, but a trusted one that's been around for years! And THAT'S WHEN THE MIRACLES BEGAN! They simply took the tires off one set of rims and put them on another! They balanced them, but on two tires, radial runout appeared. They turned them, rotated them, took them off and swapped them around, but nothing helped. They checked the new and old rims, and they were perfectly round and balanced! FOUR HOURS OF MECHANIC'S WORK AND NO RESULT! 130 km/h and a slight vibration that's just infuriating! In short, not all yogurts are equally beneficial, as they say! China is inconsistent in its products! Conclusions and solutions have to be made at your own risk!