

| Subject: | Re: Nokian Tires |
| From: | Mike Collum |
| Date: | Tue, 27 Dec 2005 05:04:47 -0500 |
My Nokian Hakkapeliitta C2s (185 14) came "studdable" but I didn't have them studded. I use them year round. Mike Houlton, Maine Mark C wrote: > Hi, are you running these tires year round?? They have studs from what I read.., you do have the C2.., > > I'm looking at all Nokian stuff.., never really looked into their stuff before.., > > In WR (worlds fastest friction tire for changing winter conditions) they have > 205 65R15 99H XL, not sure what XL means > 215 65R15 100H > > In i3 (high performance for cool rainy conditions) they have > 205 65R15 99T XL > > In NRC2 (a three season tire) they have > 225 70R15 110S > 205 65R15 100S > > In Hakka RSi (R speed for chaning weather conditions, snow ice wet) they have > 205 70R15 100R XL > 205 65R15 99R XL > 215 65R15 100R XL > > In Hakka CQ (van tire, studdless, good for ice snow wet dry) they have, > 225 70R15 110Q > 205 65R15 100Q > > In Hakka C2 (studded) they have > 225 70R15 110Q > 205 65R15 100Q > > In Hakka 4 they have > 215 65R15 100T XL > > I've omitted tires that we not of a load index of at least 97, and these are all of tires for a a 15 inch wheel.., also there are some summer tires available which I haven't listed..., > > So are there any Nokianee's out there using the above tires?? > > And mtbiker62, are you running your C2's year round..,?? Are these quiet enough to do that?? > > I get confused on the speed rating.., I know Z is fast.., and isn't R just standard speed.., > > So when I see 95T is that T for a speed rating of T, or is it something else?? > > I commonly hit speeds of 80 to 85 miles an hour, sometimes for a duration of time.., and I have no information at this point on how much air these tires each can hold.., > > BTW, what psi are people running w tires on 15 inch wheels?? I know that on 14 inch wheels, 45 for the front and 55 for the rear is common.., > > I know some people like Agilis 51's on a 15 inch wheel.., but I don't think they're as good for snow conditions.., and some of these Nok's have a wheel lip protector.., I could really use that for the way I park against curbs sometimes.., >
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