Positive: Good braking on wet roads, decent resistance to lateral hydroplaning. Low noise level.
Negative: Poor steering response, understeer on wet roads. Braking distance and handling on dry roads.

Positive: Noise. Price.
Negative: Wet braking

Positive: Braking performance in any conditions. Noise.
Negative: Handling performance in any conditions. Tread life.
This Nexen tire is prone to understeer, and it has a short expected mileage. Its strong sides are effective braking performance and an attractive price.

The Nexen N'Fera Sport SU2 doesn't set any highlights, but delivers decent results and doesn't show any major weaknesses. That's not enough for a good placement, but considering the price it's ok.

Excellent hydroplaning resistance. Short braking distance on dry pavement. Low noise emission. Prone to oversteer on dry pavement. Satisfactory.

Good hydroplaning resistance. Short braking distance on wet and dry pavement. Attractive price. Great handling response on wet and dry pavement. Poor lateral stability; prone to oversteer. Delayed steering response. Increased rolling resistance. Satisfactory.

Good aquaplaning resistance. Short braking distance on dry pavement. Low price. Lack of good handling on dry and wet surfaces. Weak lateral stability. Slow steering response. Increased rolling resistance.

Short braking distance on wet pavement. Good aquaplaning resistance. Good handling response in the dry. Great riding comfort. Poor lateral stability on wet pavement. Good.

Positive: Short braking distances and good handling on dry and wet surfaces. Good value for money.
Negative: High rolling resistance.

The last tenth line in the final standings of the 225/40 R18 summer tire test was occupied by the Nexen N’Fera Sport, which had issues both in dry and wet performance. According to the testers, its capabilities fall short of those of the best models available on the market.

Especially good on dry roads. Slightly increased wear. Slightly higher fuel consumption. Weaknesses in the wet.

Top grade in terms of wear. Good on dry roads. Good in fuel consumption. Slight weaknesses on wet roads.

Very quiet and comfortable tires with limited wet performance.

Pros: Very short braking distance on dry pavement, the most comfortable ride and the lowest cabin noise on test. Cons: Very weak traction in the wet, poor hydroplaning resistance, increased rolling resistance.

The Nexen N’Fera Sport fully demonstrated its strong sides on dry pavement, but it was also quite convincing in the wet. In addition, the test experts appreciated its smooth ride and low noise emission. It only weak side was increased rolling resistance.

Good results in the dry, low fuel consumption. Relatively weak results on wet pavement.