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Your cart is empty.The Winguard Winspike 3 tire from Nexen is molded to allow for stud installation that provides better traction on ice and snow. It was developed for the drivers of sedans, crossovers, and SUVs looking for sure-footed performance and traditional wintertime traction on dry, wet, and snow-covered roads.
Richard C.
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2025
Tires perform as described, very satisfied with their performance
cmkennett
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2025
Absolute best performing winter tires that I've ever owned in 35 years!!
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2025
The tires arrived on time and all of the sizes matched. I have them studded and installed at a tire shop and I’ve been very impressed by the performance in snow and ice. So far they have no vibration and are wearing well.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2025
Only giving a 4 star because I'm not sure how many miles they're going to last but so far exceptional
Not A Name
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2025
The car: 2020 Kia Niro, wheels aligned last week.The place: a parking lotThe conditions: 15⁰f, 1.5" of semi-packed snow. See photo.Just got these tires and mounted them last week. Got our first snowfall since, last night.To preface, I've had tons of different snow tires over the years. Nokian Hakka's, Gislaved's, Blizzak's, Michelin's, Goodyear's, General, Firestone, name it. The very best are the Nokian and the Gislaved, no contest. But, they can be hard to find and they're expensive.At $80 each, these are a no brainer.Take-off grip: 8/10.Stopping grip: 8/10Lateral grip: 9/10Several times, I got up to 30mph and stomped on the brakes. The car stopped in an adequately short distance every time.Getting going, I mashed the gas from a stop, letting the traction control do its thing, and got up to speed at a surprisingly quick rate each time.The tires really shine where I think it's most important, though: lateral hold. I took a hard 90⁰ turn at 15mpg 5 times, and the car simply went where I pointed it with almost zero drift.I took a 130⁰ turn at 35mph 5 times, with no noticeable drift whatsoever. This was most impressive.I would compare these tires to a Blizzak in terms of forward grip and stopping, and they're about $50 more per tire. In terms of lateral grip, I would compare them to a Hakka, which are more than twice the price.No idea how durable they'll be after dry pavement driving, but for snow they're worth the $80 price tag.
A&T
Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2024
On our previous car, we had the older style Nexen winter tires and they lasted for 4 seasons with plenty of life left. Fast forward, I went ahead and ordered these for our current car and was not disappointed. These are extremely grippy, extremely affordable and on-par performance-wise with Nokian tires in my opinion. I won’t know how durable these are until we have had them on the car for a while, but my last set lasted many years. they have low road noise, and comfy ride quality. They also have a tread pattern designed to keep fuel mileage at a decent level while still providing plenty of snow and ice grip. Even without studs, these are awesome on slippery roads. Highly recommend.
Amanda Reis
Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2024
I bought these for my 2007 Chevy HHR. Game changer on the snowy/icy roads. Just an FYI these are directional tires, I did not know that until getting them mounted and balanced on my spare rims. Great value and awesome grip even in slush.
Michael Eldridge
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2024
I walked out to my car one afternoon and saw a flat tire, I thought I had run over a nail. Took it to a tire show to see if it was repairable, but found out the tire had failed on the inner bead line, a big bulge formed when filled back up with air. I had not hit any pot holes or done anything out of the ordinary.
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