Tyre reviews Cooper CS5 Grand Touring 16

I've already driven 8000 km on this tyre. Took a trip to the devastated roads of Vologda, Kostroma, and Kirov Oblasts. Got stuck in a pothole at 110 km/h, bent two wheels on the right side. Thought the tyre was done for. To my surprise, it survived. No blisters, nothing. Fixed the wheels, and the tyre has been holding up on the right side since. It's extremely quiet, holds the

I wanted to leave a review later, and I certainly will. Why now? Because I got upset for the tire's sake. I read the two previous reviews where friends put the tire on snow and ice and gave it a one-star rating without even trying it in the winter and without saying anything. Nevertheless, although this tire is positioned as a summer tire, it has the M+S (Mud + Snow) index. The manufacturer officially allows its use in the winter, albeit with limitations. According

I bought these tires as a universal set. I drive on them until the first snow, then switch to a winter snow tire. The tires are quiet, and they swallow small unevenness just fine. They pass through potholes with ease (I've tested this more than once). On snow, they behave very well, especially on the slushy stuff - the water drainage channels are doing their job perfectly. Nevertheless, these are still summer tires. In the summer, even in high heat,

I chose the all-season tires two months ago, spending a lot of time researching and reviewing, and finally settled on the American 225 60 17. From Moscow to Crimea and then for half a year on roads from good new to large gravel and mud. The wear is barely noticeable, and aquaplaning is non-existent, I put on the chains when driving through strong mud with rain, and it's obvious that I wouldn't be able to handle it, the biggest disappointment is the

I've driven over 5,000 km on these tires, taken a trip through terrible roads in Vologda, Kostroma, and Kirov regions, and got stuck in a pothole at 110 km/h, bending two radial tires on the right side. The tire survived and is holding up well, with no noise, and performs well on wet asphalt, showing no signs of aquaplaning. It doesn't like uneven road surfaces, but overall, I think this

Renault Clio. The tire is good on any road, except for winter. Wet marsh, mud, wet potholes, the wheels do not clog with mud, it falls off, the car runs, after the mud I get out on the asphalt - 100 meters I've driven and the tread is clean. Puddles on asphalt - it passes with flying colors. I'm without complaint in terms of noise. The price in Mosavtochina is not the lowest, but

Generally, satisfied. Haven't had a chance to test it on black ice since it was purchased in May. It's pretty noisy, but you get used to it. The only thing I still can't get used to is its hardness. Even at +35 degrees Celsius and a decent speed (the tire is sufficiently warmed up), when it hits potholes or uneven spots, the hardness makes its presence known. Good wear resistance. Subjectively, I would give it 4 out of 5

Noise is the only one, the rest is 5.

Top-notch tire.

A perfect price-quality ratio!