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Nokia Tires

Looks like Nokia Hakkapeliitta, really good winter tires If DOT etc are allright then those would be good choice.

Pros: really good winter tires
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Nokia Tires

I have used Nokian Hakka's of various types for years. I've been happy with every single set, although the all-seasons were not quite up to the standard of the dedicated snows.

Pros: happy with every set
Cons: all-seasons not up to standard
Vehicle: Subaru
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I just took off a set of Nokians due to getting dry. They were rated for 50k miles, I had 85k on them and they still had 6-7/32 of tread left. Never a traction issue even in snow and ice, even in weather where I had no business being out there with a front wheel drive vehicle. So they checked all the boxes for me. Quiet with good traction, extra load on many models and a great overall tire.

Pros: quiet, good traction
Cons: getting dry
Mileage: 85000 km
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Nokia Tires

Check out the Nokian Tyre One. It has Aramid sidewalls, low rolling resistance, and 80k mileage warranty.

Pros: Aramid sidewalls, low rolling resistance
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My winter SE tyres are nokian WR G4. These have a good balance of grip, life and rolling resistance. They are a little down on the stock UHP summer hankooks in 80+ weather. But in PA, they're likely a great all year choice.

Pros: good balance of grip
Cons: down in 80+ weather
Vehicle: MINI
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Nokian tires do that. All of there winter and summer and 4season tires through the last 10-12 years are known for devolving cracks through the outer layers. There summer tires I-line would crack all along the threads in 3-4 years.

Cons: cracks through outer layers
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