Kormoran SUV Stud

In August 2021, I purchased these tires. In October, they were installed on my vehicle. I ran them in as recommended, 1000 km +/- at a gentle speed of 80/90 km/h. After that, I had them rebalanced. The rebalancing did not help, and the vibrations on the steering wheel and body did not disappear. A third balancing was done at the Mosaavtoshina store, and it did not help either. A claim letter was written about the inadequate quality of the product to the store on 21.12.2021. As of the time of writing this review on 07.02.2022, no one from the store has contacted me. Two more balancings were done, and the vibrations almost disappeared, but remained in the speed range of 105-110 km/h. I don't know if I was just unlucky with the set of tires or if the Cormoran is generally poorly suited for minivans. And in conclusion, I extend greetings to the claims department of the Mosaavtoshina store, which cannot or does not want to contact me. Order number: 1607203

This winter in Msk is non-existent, so these studded tires are mostly running on dry asphalt, hence my feedback. I haven't been on studs for a long time since I've been driving a city car with a four-wheel drive and snow tires, so maybe that's why the initial whine of the studs was slightly annoying. However, since my bus has a rear-wheel drive, I had to put studs on. The first 400-500 km, there was a rumble and

I interviewed a fellow who knows his stuff (Vils, hello!). He said, "Take the Serbs, or the Kormoran or the Tiger, it's all the same".

I took them on the principle of "not so expensive and with studs".

In general, what I have to say is: in the city (I drive in Moscow) they suit me more than well.

They don't make much noise on asphalt. On uncleared roads and courtyards, they grip perfectly. They clean our streets on the principle of "it snowed during the day - we'll clean it up at night", so in the event of sudden snowfall, I feel confident, the car's behavior is predictable, the tires hold as they should.

Start on snowy mush is confident. The car doesn't fishtail, and in general, it confidently enters a turn even on snow-covered and rolled asphalt. When braking sharply, it's good to have a working ABS)

On the highway, the main thing is not to turn off your head and to check the grip from time to time. After all, no one has canceled complex weather conditions.

There was an unpleasant moment when the road leading down a steep hill turned out to be heavily covered with freshly fallen snow. That's where I messed up - I drove on the snow like on a sled, but that was my mistake, the slope was steep, and the speed was higher than necessary. I braked on the oncoming lane, dodging a standing car. But you need to understand that studs are not chains and don't perform miracles.

Would I take them again? Definitely.