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Pirelli Winter 210 Sottozero Serie II
Pirelli Winter 210 Sottozero Serie II
  • Price Range:  USD $154.99 to $434.99
    Winter

    Optimal driving in all of the fall and winter conditions

    Winter SOTTOZERO™ Series II is designed to actively react in the presence of wet asphalt and low external temperatures (under 7°C), contrasting with great success the phenomenon of aquaplaning. It represents a versatile and safe answer for optimal driving conditions in all fall and winter weather conditions: dry, wet or snow covered surfaces do not make a difference, Winter SOTTOZERO™ Series II guarantees the best performance on all surfaces.

    wide moulded grooves, in order to effectively expel the water.special water containment basins (HST – Hydro Static Tank) a Pirelli patent that guarantees a better containment of the water in the grooves in order to sensibly reduce the phenomenon of aquaplaning.

    IMPORTANT: It is not recommended to mix the Winter Sottozero and the Winter Sottozero Serie II tires

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    Winter 210 Sottozero Serie II
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    Overall: 2.3  
  • 4/5/2013
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    Size: 225/45R17 (2011 BMW 335i xDrive Sedan M Sport Package with 5000 KM of Tire Wear )
    Anonymous is a Confident, Experienced Driver
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    These Series II tires are a little better than the regular Sottozero I had before. The first generation of Sottozeros were the worst winter tires I had in terms of traction in sonwy/icy conditions and treadwear. The Series II are a little better in terms of traction but not as good as other tires I had (Dunlops or Michelins). I live in the Ottawa region, which is a snowy/icy region.
    Overall: 2.7  
  • 3/14/2013
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    Size: 205/55R17 (2003 BMW 330xi Sedan Without Run-Flat Tire Option with 15000 KM of Tire Wear )
    Anonymous is a Confident, Experienced Driver
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    I put a new set of those tires on my car two winters ago as replacements for the outstanding Pirelli winter tires recommended by BMW Canada when I bought the car in 2003. The SottoZeros are lousy as winter tires. I have read the many other reviews on this web site that rave about those tires. I don't know how anyone can be raving about them. With my previous Pirellis, I left everyone behind at icy/snowy intersections. With the SottoZeros, my car struggles to keep up with everyone else in the same conditions - the my car's x-drive saves me from more severe embarrassment. I have to slow down to a very slow crawl when turning corners on icy roads because the SottoZeros offer very little lateral traction on ice. Anything more than one inch of snow mixed with sand/salt on the road and they slop around. I wish that I had never bought those tires and I wish that BMW Canada had never recommended those tires to me in the first place (incidentally, at the time of this writing, they are still recommending them!!!).
    Overall: 4.2  
  • 2/8/2013
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    Size: 205/55R16 ( 2500 KM of Tire Wear )
    Anonymous is a Aggressive Driver (Hard Cornering)
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    Bought those tire to replace the blizzak I had on my Mazda5. Pretty happy with the Pirelli. Better comfort and noise than the blizzak and have approx the same traction.
    Overall: 4.1  
  • 10/10/2012
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    Size: 225/50R17 ( 22000 KM of Tire Wear )
    Anonymous is a Aggressive Driver (Hard Cornering)
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    Use within 3 seasons. Good accel on shallow snow, average winter tire braking in shallow snow. Sidewalls are just the right mix of flex and firmness for control and comfort. Not noisy for me. Running 98's. Absolutely beautiful on dry, wet, slush. Not that bad really on ice! Passable on deeper snow (>4" or 10cm) . Fantastic in cold through very warm (none of the regular winter or ice tire mushy feel like you're driving a ball of rubber bands). Hard cornering (short & quick or long radius, high Gs) is what these are made for. You will be with the pack of generic snow tire owners in deeper snow though. If you don't do much deep snow, but drive your car like you stole it, then this is made for you.
    Overall: 5.0  
  • 10/8/2012
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    Size: 215/55R16 ( 15000 KM of Tire Wear )
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