Nankang NS2R im Test
The Nankang NS2R is widely regarded as a high-value, track-oriented semi-slick tire that offers impressive dry grip and stiff, communicative handling at a competitive price point. While users consistently praise its performance on the circuit and in dry conditions, they frequently note significant road noise and a requirement for heat to reach optimal grip levels, making it a polarizing choice for daily driving.
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The Nankang NS2R is widely regarded as a high-value, track-oriented semi-slick tire that offers impressive dry grip and stiff, communicative handling at a competitive price point. While users consistently praise its performance on the circuit and in dry conditions, they frequently note significant road noise and a requirement for heat to reach optimal grip levels, making it a polarizing choice for daily driving.
Vorteile
- Exceptional dry grip and handling performance for the price
- Stiff sidewall construction providing precise steering feedback
- High durability and tread life compared to other track-focused tires
- Consistent performance on track without rapid overheating
- Excellent value-for-money proposition
Nachteile
- Excessive road noise often mistaken for failing wheel bearings
- Poor wet weather performance and high risk of hydroplaning
- Requires significant heat to achieve maximum grip
- Stiff ride quality can be uncomfortable for daily commuting
Gut zu wissen
- Lightweight vehicles (e.g., Miata, Swift Sport) report excellent handling and predictable grip, though they may struggle to generate enough heat in the tires for optimal performance.
- Heavier or high-horsepower vehicles benefit from the stiff XL sidewalls, which prevent rollover during aggressive cornering.
- Users note that the 120 treadwear (soft) compound offers superior grip but wears faster than the 180 treadwear (street) compound.