Nexen N'Fera Sport 205/65 R16 95 W

Previously on this car I had only ridden on Hankook Ventus Prime 3 which were very good, but only for the first 3 years, then the rubber started to age and crack. Knowing life, I ended up with Chinese made tyres. I put the Nexens on for the first time, in terms of handling properties I didn't notice any difference between the Hankooks and the Nexens. The look is ok. They hold the road nicely. In my opinion there is no point in overpaying. Read more Collapse

The tyres hold up well both on dry and wet roads and are fairly quiet. The problem is the prone to damage. I drove one on a hole. Another time, at 20 km/h I drove into a pothole in the asphalt, the fact that a large one (flooded with water, you could not see it), the tyre cracked on the side, beyond repair. Overall - good tyres, but only for good roads - I won't buy them again Read more Collapse

Before buying I compared these tyres to similar tread tyres that cost 150-180 gbp. I bought these Nexens as a test, because I had previously spent a heap of money on the more expensive ones and was curious whether I'm overpaying for tyres or not. The conclusion I came to is that I don't feel any difference between them. I recommend if you don't want to overpay. Read more Collapse

I was sceptical at first as the car was very powerful and fast. I was worried that I would not be satisfied. However, the tyres perform well in all conditions and even at high speeds. Of course, I don't know what it would be like if I had bought premium brand tyres, but I would buy again anyway. The price/quality ratio is also very good. Read more Collapse

They stick better than the Pirelli p zero I had previously. The car has 350hp, so breaking grip was possible at any time. Now on the Nexens this is impossible. Naturally the combustion has increased, but the car runs like glued. In addition, the price is what prompted me to experiment. I do not regret this purchase. I recommend. Read more Collapse