Nokian WR G2 tires

winter tires / non-studded / for cars / with Run Flat technology / Ultra High Performance (UHP) Tyres / out of production

Winter tires Nokian WR G2 is a non-studded winter tire that copes well with slush on the roads, behaves well on snowy areas and clean asphalt at high speeds. On wet roads, the tire exhibits excellent grip, remains stable and brakes confidently on wet surfaces. Nowadays, due to frequent fluctuations in temperature, as well as the use of anti-icing agents, snow often turns into mush, and thanks to innovations in the composition of the tire, as well as the structure of the projector pattern with the use of an anti-slush edge, the tire effectively pushes heavy mass out of snow and water to the sides from under the wheels. The Nokian WR G2 winter tire uses a completely new siping system: three-dimensional "sipes-locks" (self-locking sipes) located in the center rib reinforce the tire, making it stronger laterally and longitudinally and improve driving stability and grip on wet surfaces. An innovative solution is the use of straight sipes, similar to the "wipers" on the glass of a car (hence the name "wiper blades") remove water from the road surface during braking.

Winter tires Nokian WR G2 is a non-studded winter tire that copes well with slush on the roads, behaves well on snowy areas and clean asphalt at high speeds. On wet roads, the tire exhibits excellent grip, remains stable and brakes confidently on wet surfaces. Nowadays, due to frequent fluctuations in temperature, as well as the use of anti-icing agents, snow often turns into mush, and thanks to innovations in the composition of the tire, as well as the structure of the projector pattern with the use of an anti-slush edge, the tire effectively pushes heavy mass out of snow and water to the sides from under the wheels. The Nokian WR G2 winter tire uses a completely new siping system: three-dimensional "sipes-locks" (self-locking sipes) located in the center rib reinforce the tire, making it stronger laterally and longitudinally and improve driving stability and grip on wet surfaces. An innovative solution is the use of straight sipes, similar to the "wipers" on the glass of a car (hence the name "wiper blades") remove water from the road surface during braking.