Firestone Roadhawk 215/40 R18 89Y

The impressions are positive: they hold the road well in the rain, in the heat, and in the cold (I also drove at +5, they were normal on the track). It does not skid on turns. Several times they had to get out of the rut on a wet (!) dirt road, not without difficulties, but they coped with it. Almost 3 years ago, I accidentally hit a curb during a U-turn and tore off a piece of tire from the side, luckily it didn't reach the cord. I thought to vulcanize, but there was no time, and then I forgot, and I've been driving all this time. Got into various potholes, gullies, etc. there was nothing. The tire has a more rectangular shape with a small radius of rounding at the point of contact with the surface (unlike the Nexen, which are now in front), visually the Firestone looks wider for the same dimensions.