N'FERA SPORT SUV

<p>everythig was perfect with this tyre except fuel economy (rolling resistance) not ideal for weak torgue engines
also putholes was something</p>

This is my first time using this brand. I have previously experienced Continental, Dunlop, Bridgestone, Lassa, Good-Year, BF Goodrich, Falken, and Riken tires. I chose the Nexen N Fera Sport SUV model especially because I heard it was produced for SUV models. Since my car is a VW Tiguan Sport Style, I naturally had high expectations from the tires in terms of weight and agility. During my first use, the tires' quietness, their ability to lighten the vehicle, their supportive agility, and their quick acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h without spinning when there was a need for sudden take-off gave me confidence. I also experienced it at high speeds, and I can say that the noise level inside is quite low. I can express that I find it similar to the Continental and Dunlop models I used before. I'm still at the beginning of my journey, and my feelings of satisfaction are clearly at the forefront. I recommend it.

Grip on dry is perfect, handling on dry is very good, as well as breaking distance. When it comes to wet conditions, handling is good, breaking distance also, but if you enter a deeper water you can feel aquaplaning resistance is not so good, and this has been from day 1. I would say wet conditions are good, except with deep water. Wear is also good after almost 15 000 miles.
I would recommend this tyre, especially when you take its price in consideration, I think there is no better competitor in the same price range.

Out of four of these on a KIA EV6 with road noise suppression foam, three have failed at 16000 miles, resultant vibration makes the vehicle undriveable above 35 mph. They have got to be changed now at significant cost, stuck to main brand tyres and avoid these at all costs. KIA were being cheap using these on a £52000 vehicle.