Tyre reviews Cordiant Comfort 2. Page 127 5238

The noise level of the tire depends on the asphalt and speed. The maximum noise is from 40 to 70 km/h on asphalt with a gravel grip. It's just maddening. On soft asphalt over 80 km/h, it's generally tolerable and you can have a conversation.

And two more minuses: it handles very poorly on the highway in "mush" and entering and exiting the "rut" on the highway requires very careful and smooth movements.

I would like to commend the domestic specialists. Now the jokes about Yaroslavl and Omsk tires are no longer relevant. I drove on dirt roads, on gravel, on old Crimea roads, in the rain. Everything suited me. I didn't conduct a test with skidding into a drift, but for a normal driver who drives within the rules, values comfort and doesn't need to put the "pointer" - these are excellent tires. It's a pity they're getting more expensive.

I'm buying my second set! The first one lasted three years. The tires handle the road well, both in the rain and on dry pavement. They are moderately noisy. Braking is predictable. The sidewalls are a bit weak, I've hit a couple of large potholes and got bulges on the outer sides. But overall, I'm satisfied with both the price and the quality. They balance normally, without an excessive amount of weights on the rim.

Excellent tires

Meets the price.

For general understanding. I had not previously driven on domestic tires, as I considered them to be of insufficient quality. I used Continental Premium contact, Goodyear Efficient Grip performance - expensive, high-quality tires. In 2022, I bought a Japanese car, and the question of choosing tires arose, and I didn't want to pay 20 thousand per wheel at all. Cordiant turned out to be 8,400 per wheel in size 225/50/17. There were doubts, there were concerns, but when balancing, the weight of the loads was from 10 to 30 grams. In terms of behavior on the road - I don't drive slowly, the tires behave absolutely normally. The tread pattern is purely highway, the tires are of medium noise level. Quieter than the same Conti, but louder than Goodyear. Would I take these tires again? Most likely, yes. It will be finally clear after 40-50 thousand km of mileage.

Justify their price, however, for a personal car, I won't buy more. They lasted for 2.5 seasons (25,000 km). In other aspects, they are a robust mid-range in all parameters. They are somewhat noisy, but not critically.

Well-balanced, almost inaudible, fairly soft but stable, will check for speed after running-in

One tire developed a bulge, I didn't want to risk it, so I threw it away. I drive my child, I need confidence in safety. It's unpleasant, I thought they would last longer. I'll have to buy 2 more tires for the axle. The rubber is heavily cut by stones or something else, and it comes off in strips. In terms of noise, it's comfortable, and handling is normal. I won't buy them again, it's better to add some more and drive on proven tires.

Everything was fine. For this money, it's definitely five points. Thanks to Mosaftoshina, I've just ordered Bridgestone winter tires, the price is pleasing. I recommend.