The presented tyre is marked with 3PMSF symbol (Three Peak Mountain Snow Flake). It means that the tyre meets the EU requirements for winter tyres. The symbol is awarded after thorough tests of a tyre model in terms of snow grip.
Tyre details: The Bridgestone Blizzak DM-V2 is a winter tyre designed using special technology, which guarantees an impressive level of vehicle control between late autumn and early spring, regardless of the weather. The model is designed for vehicles that fall under the broad heading of SUVs. The Bridgestone Blizzak DM-V2 is an improved version of the popular DM-V1,
manufactured from a new-generation rubber compound. It also features an entirely new tread pattern. These innovative and novel solutions ensure outstanding control when driving on ice, snow or slush, as well as an outstanding level of safety in a wide variety of winter conditions.
The Bridgestone Blizzak DM-V2 offers increased grip on icy surfaces thanks to a new-generation rubber compound which prevents skidding and reduces braking distances. This is complemented by the tread pattern, which features 15% more edges compared to its predecessor. The overall result is better handling of the vehicle. The tread ensures excellent grip on snow and slush, which helps to increase traction.
The Bridgestone Blizzak DM-V2 winter tyre is also designed to ensure optimum distribution of forces on the road. This allows comfortable driving over long periods in a wide variety of conditions. This model guarantees extremely stable and predictable vehicle handling, and is designed for SUV owners who place great importance on the highest possible levels of tyre performance.
The Bridgestone Blizzak range of winter tyres was launched on the market over 30 years ago. Ever since, the Japanese manufacturer's tyres have evolved dynamically with the incorporation of state-of-the-art technical solutions. The Bridgestone Group is well-known for its uncompromising approach to quality, which has made it one of the largest and most important tyre manufacturers in the world.