Tyre reviews Cordiant Off Road. Page 23 462

Excellent tires. I've been using them in the mountains. The traction is simply super. They handle both mud and rocks perfectly. I've covered about 5000 km so far.

Great tire, put it on my Niva. It doesn't make a sound on asphalt, cleans up well and doesn't slip on muddy off-road terrain!

Great tires for the price. I drive a UAZ Bukhanka. I can drive without a trailer in places where I couldn't before. They're quiet on the highway and I get exactly 85 km/h, I don't drive any faster. Haven't driven in the snow yet, but in the mud they're excellent.

Installed today, went to the woods. Honestly, didn't expect this. As previously written, I was even afraid to look at it before, now it seems like wet sand. Along the highway to the woods, 50 km. There is no noise at all. More noise from the wind, which is blowing out the light fixture. There are downsides. In the turn, it enters somehow tightly, fuel consumption increased - almost ate 3/4 of the tank in a day of driving

Good light off-road tire, especially 235/75R15 29". Its clearly manifested pluses - high asphalt durability. On off-road riding a stable trio - relatively weak sidewalls and scrappy lateral ground hooks. When deflated to 0.5 bar, it drives confidently on snowy ridge (of course, on any off-road except for rocks, it's better to deflate). Ice isn't its element, as for the rest (I beg the pardon of snow chain adepts

I realized I hadn't made a mistake choosing these tyres during the hunting season opening, when floodwaters covered the riverbanks and everything around was pure mud. It grips properly, with the side lugs digging in, and pulls even at idle speed. On the highway, of course, there's noticeable tyre noise due to the aggressive tread pattern, but for off-road use, there are few equals at this price.

Tires are decent; driving on dirt, mud, or swamp with a Niva is right up their alley. The tires have a toothy tread that grips well, and they also hold firm on sand.

I've got these tires running between the garage, construction sites, and fishing trips. There's barely any asphalt there. It handles softened roads well and doesn't let the car slide sideways. On the highway, you definitely hear them, but once you leave the road, all questions vanish.

I have this tire for use between the garage, construction site, and fishing, with minimal asphalt. It confidently handles softened roads without the car sliding sideways. On highways, it's certainly noisy, but once you leave the road, all questions disappear.

I drive far and a lot. Of course, it's not very comfortable to ride on asphalt, but it's acceptable. But in the mud while fishing, I never got stuck once. It's a purely work-based, so to speak, tractor-like option. I'm satisfied.