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235 65 R17 winter tyres - good selection of high-quality models

Anyone looking for 235 65 R17 winter tyres, can benefit from a good and comprehensive selection of models that accommodates all wishes and ideas to a large extent. Thus, it is not hard to find a matching winter tyres to see which is the most demanding customers happy with security.

High mileage and low rolling resistance

Besides Hankook also renowned manufacturers such as hawk or Imperial offer 235 65 R17 winter tyres. Here too is the model SP Winter Sport 4D MS XL from Dunlop , a tyre that can draw attention to themselves with a high mileage and excellent traction. This is complemented by the high grip and impeccable handling, properties that does not subside even in dense snowfall and very cold temperatures. In addition, the low rolling resistance, which is very positive effect on fuel consumption and thus also the economic viability of this 235 65 R17 winter tyre.

Good traction and low rolling noise

Also Fortuna, Wanli or Marshal lead 235 65 R17 winter tyres in its range. This also applies to the well-known manufacturer Yokohama , which also presents the W Drive XL a very compelling model in this category. He enjoys good traction and short braking distances even on a slippery road or icy road surfaces. Moreover, these 235 65 R17 winter tyres with a low rolling noise come up, which increases the comfort considerably even over longer distances. For a perfect driving pleasure created therefore in all respects.

In the area of ​​235 65 R17 winter tyres, the owner of a car by a wide and comprehensive range can benefit, so that hardly any wishes remain unfulfilled. All well-known manufacturers such as Yokohama and Dunlop lead quality and high-performance models in its range, which can come up with many positive runnability.

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