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Nokian WR D4 (225/45 R17)

The best road-legal wet tire I have tried so far. It wears very quickly. Despite marketed as "winter" tire, it cannot outperform legendary Sava Eskimo S3+. Full specification at manufacturer's web. PLEASE READ WARNINGS BEFORE YOU PROCEED !!! IF YOU FIND INFORMATIONS USEFUL, PLEASE CONSIDER DONATION. price about 120€ durability [...]

Continental ContiWinterContact™ TS 850 (195/65 R15)

The best "universal" tire for light cars. Used on my Skoda Fabia HR II. It is compromise for everything and doesn't work in snow despite "winter" tire. Full specification at manufacturer's web. PLEASE READ WARNINGS BEFORE YOU PROCEED !!! IF YOU FIND INFORMATIONS USEFUL, PLEASE CONSIDER DONATION. price about 50€ [...]

Sava Eskimo S3+ (195/65 R15)

The best and only real winter tire on market. Easily outperforms in snow my favorite Yoko BluEarth. If they just made it for 17" wheels and improved construction. Full specification at manufacturer's web. PLEASE READ WARNINGS BEFORE YOU PROCEED !!! IF YOU FIND INFORMATIONS USEFUL, PLEASE CONSIDER DONATION. price about [...]

Yokohama BluEarth® Winter V905 (225/45 R17)

Decent compromise for winter roads but cannot beat legendary Sava Eskimo S3+. Full specification at manufacturer’s web. PLEASE READ WARNINGS BEFORE YOU PROCEED !!! IF YOU FIND INFORMATIONS USEFUL, PLEASE CONSIDER DONATION. price around 100€ durability - second winter and over 10,000km so far. Tires still not worn enough tire [...]

BHG – Tire reviews

Tires and suspension is most important part of car because all your engine upgrades are useless if you crash in first corner! Tire reviews is part of BHG series. I have tried many tires and most of them are crap no matter what manufacturer you think is best. Reality is [...]

BHG – How to find out maximal boost of your turbo

The Ultimate Question in (tuner's) Universe - How much boost is too much boost? How much boost should I run? How much boost my turbo can take? You name it...you asked in various forums but they just told you +/-6% is ok - is it really? In the beginning - [...]