Tyre reviews Windforce Snowblazer UHP. Page 7 2038

For its price, it's decent tires. Not noisy, soft enough (maybe even too soft). On snow and water, it's okay, but on ice, of course, it slips. It met my expectations

I liked everything. There are no winters in Krasnodar. Very soft and quiet. Maybe because I drove at a maximum of minus 5.

Good day. I bought tires for the current season. The tires really impressed me. Usually, when changing lanes on the MKAD during winter, I would be thrown from side to side, but with these tires, I could drive through snowy ruts as if they didn't exist. On the highway, it holds the road confidently. On ice, it also goes uphill very confidently (for example, on a small incline at a traffic light, everyone was standing still and scraping... even with studded tires, but I passed this test confidently).

In general, I recommend these tires, 100% suitable for the city.

I really liked the tires. I bought a set of 19 different widths at the cheapest price in Russia, 29,000. I installed the tires and was ready for anything, but the tires turned out to be good, and in the snow, and on ice, they behaved decently. If I have to change tires, I will definitely look towards this one, for Moscow it's the best option.

Same as on Bridgestone, as on Pirelli) only can be slightly softer and slightly less noisy, but generally no difference at all)

Wonderful tires, no complaints, great grip on mud and ice, not a bit worse than Nokian or other famous brands

Good winter tires, no obvious drawbacks. On the road, the car behaves predictably, with acceleration and braking everything is normal. Previously, I drove on European winter Semperit for comparison. I recommend.

For such a price, it's acceptable! If you lower it to 1.3-1.5, it's more or less okay! Quite elastic in the cold! The main advantage, if this characteristic can be attributed to this category, is the price!

The tires are quite quiet, they grip very well on snow, and were balanced perfectly. A huge plus of these tires (like most non-studded ones) is handling on frozen asphalt (which is 90% of winter city weather), when studded tires simply slip while braking, and these handle smoothly. The only minus is that when turning sharply, they skid a bit, but there's nothing to compare with, as this is the first non-studded tire I've used. With normal driving according to weather conditions, overall it's an excellent option.

Tire size 235/35 R19, the tires performed great in snow, slush, and on ice, and for the money, I'm thrilled, I recommend