Hankook Winter i cept RS2
The Hankook Winter i cept RS2 is a Premium Touring Winter tyre designed to be fitted to Passenger Cars.
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2017-10-10 - I would like to know when this mid-life update was implemented ...
Which date code to look on tyres sidewalls ?
Actually I m on a set of RS2 dating week 39of 2015 .
I ll get another set for sure if i get an answer for this
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Top 3 Hankook Winter i cept RS2 Reviews
Given
93%
while driving a
Volkswagen Golf 6 GT
(205/55 R16 T) on
a combination of roads
for 39,000
easy going miles
Excellent grip of the tires. I expected more comfortable, and safe. I would recommend, quality tires
Given
90%
while driving a
Dacia Logan
(185/65 R15) on
a combination of roads
for 3,500
easy going miles
Very good traction and braking distance on wet and dry surfaces on a Dacia Logan PH1 without ABS or ESP.
Hardly no wear after driving 5600 km (~3500 miles) mainly on motorways and cities.
The only downside is that they are pretty noisy after 110 kmh (~60 mph).
Given
75%
while driving a
Mercedes Benz A
(185/60 R15 T) on
mostly town
for 0
spirited miles
On a 2004 W168, these are soft, easy to drive, have just enough feedback but are not a sport tyre. They grip very well in snow and have excellent traction off the line, as well as reasonably good brake performance. They are not as good in turns, but are in no way bad either. On wet they offer very reasonable performance and are very good at braking. They are worth well over their price tag and considering the quality of other tyres in the same range, the Hankooks are the winner.
Latest Hankook Winter i cept RS2 Reviews
Given
85%
while driving a
Ford Fiesta
(225/45 R17) on
a combination of roads
for 0
average miles
I exchanged my summer tyres to Hankook tire and even on dry road i did not feel the difference. The car was virtually the same. Compared to summer tires of Michelin manufacturer that I had previously mounted on my vehicle, they are a little bit louder, but it is normal for any winter tyre. Larger differences appear wet or snow-covered roads. Of course, for the benefit of winter tires. You can feel confident that the car holds the road well, no problems with moving off, and even braking is satisfactory I think that these tires are the best choice if you want to buy good tires at an affordable price. I do recommend these tires to everybody.
Given
59%
while driving a
Opel Astra J 1.7 CDTI
(205/55 R16) on
a combination of roads
for 1,000
average miles
Good wet handling and breaking. The grip, handling and breaking on ice/ snow is bellow expected performance.
Living in Latvia - maybe good option for city driving in winters but definitely would not recommend for areas with heavy and constant snow.
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Given
91%
while driving a
Volkswagen Golf
(205/55 R16) on
a combination of roads
for 6,500
average miles
First of for I’d like to say for the price they are the best winter tires. Comfort is superb and wear is literally nonexistent, grip on wet and dry during doing some rough starts can be trouble the ABS pops up right away but afterwards it is great. The only issue I have had was like someone else mentioned in mixture of snow muddy surfaces it would go sideways but that was on a bit of steep road so it is understandable.
Either way would definitely recommend cheap comfortable great tire overall.
Great quality-price. Very good in dry.
I strongly recommend these tires. My previous ones were Pirelli. I can say the driving comfort is really good and very quiet on the road compared to Pirelli. Fuel consumption is not high, I feel that I can ride a little bit more than before. I believe that they are very economical. The Hankook tires never disappoint me. They are doing very well in snow, slush and really well on icy roads, plus other demanding winter conditions. They are very durable. Braking distance on a wet or ice surface is very good but if you start quickly, they sometimes squeal. If I had to purchase some winter tyres again, I would go for the Hankook tires again without any doubts. What is more, their price is really reasonable.
Given
52%
while driving a
Ford Fiesta mk7
(225/45 R17) on
mostly town
for 2,500
average miles
ABS kicks in easily with those tires in compare to Michelin Alpin A3. Athough on snow is on compare with Michelin A3. Black ice is killer for i*cept 2 (didn't have that with Michelin Alpin A3s, actually I didn't know what is black ice until Hankooks. You will understeer or oversteer (if you are lucky) in second. Oversteer is correctable on these, if you have snappy hands and car for that. Car is Fiesta mk7 1.25 82hp.
Given
96%
while driving a
BMW 3
(215/45 R17 V) on
a combination of roads
for 3,000
spirited miles
This is my first winter season with these tyres. Bought them after reading all the good reviews they've received. They have excellent dry and wet grip. I haven't experienced extreme winter conditions with them yet, but there was no problem with the small amount of snow we've had. Feedback, comfort and wear is also good. I see some have mentioned noise issues, over my driving years I've used several high end makes of winter tyre including Goodyear, Michelin, Pirelli and I can honestly say these have been one of the quietest I've driven on, maybe lower tyre profiles makes the difference? I would have no issue buying these again.
Dry and wet grip are OK. But they are pretty loud(eaven at low speeds), not comfortable and are very firm(feel every hole). In snow pretty solid. No aquaplaning eaven at higher speeds. The car is more comfortable on 18" summer tyres or my old winters tyres also 18" than now on 16". Fuel consumption is bad between 1-2l/100km more then on 18"(winter or summer). Im not gonna but them again the high noise level, fuel consumption and the stiffness of the ride is just a no go for me.
Great winter tyres, on dry these Hankook's are like summer tyres, grip is excellent. On wet there is no problem, even with a few cm of water was no big deal but that wasn't at highway speed, up to 80kmph. Snow traction is superb, no problem in deep snow but I've only ever had only one trip on snow so it is hard to fully judge how they will cope on ice
They are comfortable, very quiet compared to my summer tyres. Will certainly buy again definitely. 10/10
Given
98%
while driving a
Audi A3 2.0T quattro
(215/40 R17 H) on
a combination of roads
for 18,000
spirited miles
FANTASTIC TYRES - AS GOOD AS THE MORE EXPENSIVE BRANDS - BUY WITH CONFIDENCE 10/10
Given
100%
while driving a
Peugeot 308 1.6 HDi
(205/55 R16 H) on
mostly country roads
for 0
average miles
Excellent tyres, have used hankook tyres for several years now and can't fault them,
I used to swear by Goodyear tyres but not any more. Superb grip in the snow/slush, wet and dry roads. totally transformed the car in the colder months. I reckon for the price you can't beat these.
Given
100%
while driving a
Peugeot 308 1.6 e HDI
(225/45 R17) on
mostly country roads
for 21,000
spirited miles
These are the dog's ba**ock's, by far one of the better winter tyres out there, superb grip in all weather conditions, low noise and great road feedback. Over the years I've used several makes of winter tyres and I have to say the hankook W452 are one of the better ones. I can't comment on how they would perform if you were to continue driving during in the summer months as some people do, I always swap them for my summer set but in the cold winter months, I wouldn't be without them, plus the wife refuses to drive the car without them being fitted.
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