tyre tests Nokian Tyres Line:
2018
Auto, Motor und Sport
225/45 R17
sufficient
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Auto Bild
195/65 R15
satisfactory
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2017
ÖAMTC
195/65 R15
recommended
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TCS
195/65 R15
recommended
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ADAC
195/65 R15
satisfactory
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2016
TCS
185/65 R15
highly recommended
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ADAC
185/65 R15
good
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Auto Bild
205/55 R16
satisfactory
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2015
ADAC
185/60 R14
good
3
ACE/GTÜ
205/55 R16
recommended
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ADAC
205/55 R16
satisfactory
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2014
ADAC
195/65 R15
good
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2013
Auto, Motor und Sport
205/55 R16
highly recommended
2
AUTO Straßenverkehr
205/55 R16
very good
2
ADAC
185/60 R15
good
-
ACE/GTÜ
195/65 R15
recommended
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Gute Fahrt
205/55 R16
very good
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The Nokian Line offers superb handling in changeable Polish weather conditions, and its outstanding steerability and grip guarantee safe driving on both dry and wet roads. The Finnish brand has incorporated a range of innovative solutions into the tyre, including Cross-Block Sipes and Swoop Grooves, which improve steerability and grip. The Nokian Line was designed for high-output vehicles, and its superb performance combined with high levels of stability and driving precision will delight any driver looking for a tyre which delivers more than merely correct road handling.
The tyre is manufactured using the intelligent Nokian Silica compound, which maintains its characteristics over a wide range of temperatures and generates less heat during driving, resulting in an extremely slow rate of tyre wear. The tyre also features a tread wear indicator which means that its condition can be checked accurately. The Nokian Tyres patented DSI tread wear indicator means that wear values can be read even more easily. The tyre features an asymmetric tread which helps to disperse water and maintain maximum grip, even on very wet roads. The flexible double block support on the outer shoulder ensures driving precision and improves driving comfort when going round corners, at the same time as guaranteeing driving safety in dynamic road situations.
Nokian Tyres is an independent Finnish tyre manufacturer founded in 1932 in the city of Nokia, and is a subsidiary of the famous mobile phone manufacturer. The company currently manufactures tyres for passenger cars, lorries, buses and specialist industrial vehicles. Nokian Tyres flagship products are its winter tyres, which are designed for challenging Scandinavian winters. This makes them very popular among Polish drivers, who frequently face similar road conditions. The company sells most of its products abroad, and its main export markets are Russia, North America and Eastern Europe.