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Nokia Tires
ChargeThink
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Rating 4.0

I have Nokian R3 on the Sportwagen and Michelin X-Ice Snow (OEM) on the V60 here in Canada. Once I need to change, will likely go with Nokian. More quiet, comfortable and better on deeper snow.

Pros: quiet, comfortable, better snow
Vehicle: Volkswagen
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Nokia Tires

I have Nokian Hakkapelitta 9 on my Volvo and they’re great.

Pros: great winter tires
Cons: aren’t cheap
Vehicle: Volvo S70
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Nokia Tires
marcjaffe
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Rating 4.0

I loved my Nokian Winter tires on my old 3000 GT VR4. That thing was unstoppable. They are noisy on dry roads though.

Pros: unstoppable on snow
Cons: noisy on dry roads
Vehicle: Mitsubishi
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Nokia Tires

I have used both all-weather tires (Nokian WR) and winter tires (Continental Viking Contact 7). The all-weather tires are adequate to handle the worst parts of Westwood Plateau and snowy days on My Seymour.

Pros: adequate to handle snow
Cons: require slip starts
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Nokia Tires

I have these on my SUV. They are All Weather with the snowflake symbol. Excellent snow traction and excellent in the rain.

Pros: Excellent snow traction
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FEDERAL Tires
kevinatfms
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Rating 3.0

RS-RR's are good for wear also but way longer to overheat when pushed. They squeal and moan like crazy though and finding the limit of grip is very hard.

Pros: good wear, longer overheat
Cons: squeal and moan, hard grip
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Nokia Tires

Just wait until you try the Nokian Hakkapeliitta or Gislaved Nordfrost and realize that Blizzaks are mediocre at best.

Pros: mediocre at best
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