Tires Hankook or Nokia

I have the Nokian Encompass AW02 a very similar style tire but cheaper. Been happy with them so far. Was recommended at discount tire for my Subaru Forester. If you want another option...

FWD 98 ford taurus wagon on nokian Hakkapellitta R5's, I havent broke traction once this winter yet

I like my RS4 in the rain. They will slide in tight situations in standing water, but it’s controllable. They’re very steady at speed.

Yes. they are amazing! had them on my mini countryman for 4 1/2 years. also are pretty good in warm weather too (its a higher performance all-season)

We got the hakka studded ones on this year and WOW I will never go bad. We were using Firestone winter tires that came with our car before that and slid all over the place.

Got some Hankook ion Evo tires for my Model Y. Had the Asymmetric 5’s and they lasted 50k so I’m hoping these last a long time too. Right off the bat they are softer than my old ones but not as sporty. Still a very good tire and can pick up the pace.

Purchased nokian Hakkapellitta R5's for my 98 ford taurus wagon. I will never recommend another tire, would only reccomend studded hakka's. I drive the 881 up north to conklin and back south to cold lake every 2 weeks (2 on 2 off shift) these wheels have 100% given me a false sense of security on the road because I am yet to lose any form of traction even starting from a stop sign on an incline.

I’ve been driving on both all weather and winter tires in Calgary for 35 years. I cant tell the difference. I’ve done dozens of trips through the mountain passes on both as well…also cant tell the difference. All weathers usually are Nokian WRG (currently I have a set of Michelin Cross-Climates on one vehicle) and winters are Pirelli or Nokian

I had nokian wrg4 all weather and I wouldnt buy them again I find them to wear out fast.

I'll never buy Nokian again. Lasted me less than two winters (stored properly during the summers) before kal tire refused to put them on due to cracking in the sidewalls. Absolute garbage.