Tyre reviews Cordiant Comfort. Page 1 152

Excellent value for money! I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the tires, considering the price. Of course, they're not for racing enthusiasts or those who love to jump the lights, but for normal driving, they're perfectly fine!

Tires for ONE season. When I bought them I was happy. The car was quiet in the cabin (in the spring, after the studs). On the second season of use, I started to notice depressions and cracks on the surface. During balancing, I observed the vibration of the rubber in all planes. This season it ended - a squeaking sound appeared - it does not lend itself to balancing. I'm looking for a replacement for these tires, reading reviews. I do not recommend buying

Good tire, no complaints. Quiet driving, it's good enough for that. Let's see how durable it is, how long it lasts. A bit noisy, but that's probably just the new one and the high tread depth. Haven't tested it on snow and ice as there's no snow in Sochi, and no aquaplaning issues either. Good value for money, affordable and good quality. No point in overpaying for a brand.

Replaced Mischlens with Energy. They grip absolutely nothing. Very pleased with the tire. Road like a rail, unless flying, of course. Excellent traction. Brake properties on a very good level saved me from a collision or two. Ran on them for 2 seasons. City/track/gravel. Proved themselves with a "Hurrah" everywhere. A bit noisy, of course. But just a little.)

I bought it as a replacement for the standard Euro-224, where you can only somehow drive on a wet road,

for our rubber, a hard four with a plus,

a universal tire and on mud, and on dry and wet asphalt, the only flaw is noisy, I took it for two seasons without any problems, on the third season, the tread remained 3-4 mm left, it doesn't hold on water anymore, I would buy it again if it wasn

The tire is not very good. The only plus is the quiet ride and it sticks to the dry asphalt well. The downsides are it wears quickly and has side wall cracks appearing. I drive slowly without a sporty character, and my wife doesn't drive over 90 km/h.

I've driven for three seasons, with a mileage of around 25-30,000 km, and the condition is excellent. I was happy with the tires. I searched for a quiet tire based on reviews, one that is resistant to wear and tear, and it met all the promises. It's soft, quiet, and wear-resistant, I drive carefully, I don't abuse the tires, but I've hit potholes a few times, and I don't slow down before bumps.

Decent tires at a reasonable price. Bought to replace a virtually new all-season tire that came with the toy car. Got tired of it, and it wasn't summer in the summer and it wasn't winter in the winter (those who have driven on all-season tires will understand). Heaven and earth! Of course, there are better tires, but the prices are different. Reviews of budget tire models from well-known manufacturers are also different. What is good for the Russian, is death for the German

Compared to Amtel planet 2P R13 - heaven and earth, the grip with dry asphalt is great, with wet roads it's very good, aquaplaning is noticeable over 110 km/h, the ride is smooth at high speeds, the noise changes with road surface, but overall it's comfortable. Minuses: there is some lag in steering response, otherwise it's all super, especially considering the price. I can't say about wear resistance - bought it recently.

I've been driving on these tires for three seasons. The wear resistance has impressed me. No serious complaints, excellent handling both on asphalt and on dirt roads. It performed well on a long trip. During the entire period of operation, not a single repair (possibly luck) was required, except for a small bulge (my spouse likes to jump over curbs). Previously, I had a new "Amtele" - we barely made it through the season - it was all cracked. I think