Traction properties on ice Traction on snow, comfort
Lateral traction on ice Low resistance to slash penetration
Points: 8.35/10
Tires show high performance at zero temperature. Good deceleration when braking, calm and accurate reactions to steering wheel turns, soft and quiet ride.
Grip properties on wet and dry asphalt Ride smoothness
Braking performance on ice and snow Handling on asphalt
Scores: 8.3/10
The hexagonal studs do not provide an advantage over other stud shapes, and in some cases are even outperformed by non-studded tires on ice. At high speed, the vehicle abruptly goes into skidding, with the rear axle being particularly problematic.
Traction and handling properties on dry asphalt Traction properties on ice
Longitudinal traction on ice Traction and handling on snow Low resistance to slashplening
Score: 7.45/10
Over the past few years, the main problem with these tires has been the quality of the studs. The studs are seated too deep in the tread and therefore do not function properly. On snow, the vehicle accelerates the worst, and on the highway, it constantly skids due to lack of traction. The directional tread pattern has proven to be ineffective, and on snowy-watery slush, they lose grip earlier than others.
Traction properties and handling on ice Traction properties on dry and wet asphalt Ride smoothness
Scores: 7.25/10
The advertisement claims that "the rubber compound of the tread of these tires has inclusions of organic material based on nut shells". Then everything converges: they are not worth "eaten shells".
