Tyre reviews Cordiant Off Road. Page 20 450
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Chevrolet is old but demanding. In the spring, I took Cordiant Off Road. The reason is simple — I often drive out of town, and I need tires that can withstand off-road conditions. On asphalt, it behaves surprisingly calmly, the noise is moderate, and the steering wheel does not pull. In the city with such wheels, you feel confident, even curbs are passed without extra impact.
On the highway, they confidently keep a straight line, even with a full trunk, the car does not float. The most interesting thing started on dirt roads — the wheels confidently grip, in sand and mud, they pull out without problems. However, on wet asphalt, you need to be a bit more careful with sharp maneuvers — after all, this is a tire with a focus on off-road. As for fuel consumption, I noticed an increase of 0.3 liters, but for the ability to drive on rough terrain, this is a small price to pay.
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- Chevrolet Blazer
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- Steering in the wet
- Drive comfort
- Course stability
- Quiet in motion
- Braking efficiency
- Resistant to aquaplaning
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Noise after 90 km/h, but tolerable does not stress. Grips excellently on dirt, does not require washing, down to 1 atm no difficulties. One minus on ice - absolutely nothing (but that's understandable, designed for dirt!) - hard four-star.
- Vehicle:
- Renault Duster
- Control on a dry road
- Steering in the wet
- Drive comfort
- Course stability
- Quiet in motion
- Braking efficiency
- Resistant to aquaplaning
- Velocity characteristics
- Wearability
- Quality of production
- Price justifiability
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