tyre tests Firestone Multihawk 2:
2018
ÖAMTC
175/65 R14
recommended
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TCS
175/65 R14
recommended
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ADAC
175/65 R14
satisfactory
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Firestone Multihawk 2 is a tyre that will allow you to avoid risks that arise on the road. However, the tyre has more to offer than safety. With this model, you'll see what driving comfort really means, and thanks to the modern construction, you will save money on tyre replacement. For many drivers, the subtle and elegant appearance of the tyre may also be important. Firestone Multihawk 2 is a fine-tuned tyre which allows you to feel the pleasure of driving.
The tread layout of Firestone Multihawk 2 allows drivers to take control of their car in various conditions. On a dry surface, the tyre literally sticks to the road, allowing you to maintain optimum trajectory, not only on straight roads, but more importantly, on sharp bends and during sudden manoeuvres. A network of grooves are responsible for channelling any water away. In contact with a large amount of water, a car can avoid hydrodynamic skids (aquaplaning). This is vital for security because it allows full control over a car at high speeds in difficult weather conditions .
You should be aware that the tread blocks are arranged in such a way to allow their stiffness to be maintained. This solution increases the Firestone Multihawk 2 tyre’s resistance to fast wearing and translates into real savings, which can easily be seen in the household budget. Firestone Multihawk 2 is ideal for long journeys. The model successfully absorbs vibrations and bumps, which results in the lack of nuisance noise and less fatigue during long distances.
Firestone is one of the most famous brands of the middle class. It comes from the United States, and now belongs to the Japanese company, Bridgestone. The brand was founded at the beginning of the twentieth century and has a very rich heritage. Firestone tyres were among the first to be produced on a large scale. Currently, the offer includes models designed for passenger cars, vans, trucks and tyres for farm machinery. Interestingly, Firestone was first found on cars originally produced by the Ford Motor Company.