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Nokia Tires

I'm at over 50,000 miles on my WR SUVs and still have a lot of treadlife left.

Pros: a lot of treadlife
Mileage: 80000 km
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Nokia Tires

I had the WRs for 50 K until I got too many flats on them that they could not be repaired anymore. Anyway they were great for 50K and awesome in the snow.

Pros: great, awesome in snow
Cons: too many flats
Mileage: 50000 km
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The WR G2's look like really nice tires. I've driven two winters and 6 days worth of Audi Club Winter driving school on my older generation WR's and I've only burned off 2mm of tread.

Pros: nice tires, low wear
Vehicle: Audi
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Nokia Tires

Try looking up NOKIAN brand tires. got a set of them last year and they turn the EV into a snow mobile in the winter and do real well in the rain as well.

Pros: good in snow, good in rain
Vehicle: Volkswagen
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Rating 5.0

FWIW, I had 225/45R17 Nokian Hakkas on my 2001 TT Roadster, and I had absolutely no problems on hard-packed snow or loose, slushy wet snow. I distinctly remember leaving a big, jacked-up Jeep with all-terrain tires in my wake at a stop light in about 8 inches of unplowed snow!

Pros: no problems on snow
Vehicle: Audi TT
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I can echo the feelings of the dry pavement handling, coming around a corner with a bit of enthusiasm you can feel the car start to slide around. I'm sure once the snow and ice come the trade-off will be justified, but fairly unnerving in the dry to say the least.

Cons: car start to slide
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