Tyre reviews Cordiant Polar 186

The tire is just amazing, braking, acceleration, handling - no complaints. I've lost two studs over two winters, so I'd say it's still got a good grip. Mileage is around 25,000, so I'd recommend it. When I bought it, I wanted a Nokian, but I read that they cheat on their tests, so I had to go for the Cordiant and put it on with a sour face, but after a couple of winters, I realised

A great winter option, especially for the rear-wheel drive. Good traction with the road. Didn't expect such a quality from a Russian manufacturer. A bit noisy, but that's not a problem for cars with good sound insulation.

I'm really pleased with the way the tire is holding on ice, and it's great in the snow as well. The braking performance is excellent, as long as you drive sensibly, of course. Although, let's face it, even with a good tire, you're still a moron if you drive recklessly. Every tire has its downsides, and even a good one will have significant drawbacks. I've been driving on a Polara for four seasons now, and I'm very

Sorry, I'm a tire as a tire, whoever complains that it doesn't stop on ice, excuse me, don't tread the brake pedal to the floor, you can't stop on ice skates either... noise, show me a tire without studs that doesn't make noise, especially this is our Russian tire, what do you want for that price, it's a great tire.

Good tire. Used on VAZ 21063. Started from a standstill with intentional wheelspin, tried to get it to lift off the track. For trips with reasonable safety requirements, it showed good performance. Would like to ask those who write about it: is it noisy? Maybe VAZ 21063 has better sound insulation than Toyota and Mercedes? In the car I'm currently driving, Kalina, it's definitely worse than on VAZ 21063.

I bought them before winter in 2010, without reading reviews. I bought them, came home, went online and got upset, a lot of negative reviews. They wrote that they are very noisy, that the studs come out very quickly, and a lot of other drawbacks. And none of the drawbacks came true, they are no noisier than other tires at 40, 90 and 150 km/h, I've driven 10,000 km, all the studs are in place

To be honest, the tires are average, the price is 2100 for 195 55 R15, it's a steal! And now about the main thing, have you ever driven on a road with a snow thickness of about 25 cm? I drove and not once did I get stuck! The tires are just not for the city! And the noise can be cured with music! And for all!!!! how do you imagine a NOISELESS STUDDED TIRE!!!

For Russian cars, this is excellent tires

For their price, these are great tires for driving off-road. Like all the Lada Kalina drivers who scream that Cordiant is crap, take Hakkapeliitta if you want to overpay twice as much. Cordiant Y-670 proved to be excellent, I drove out of places where I was surprised myself, mud up to the middle of the tire - it skidded, but it pulled forward steadily, snow and ice up to

Good, but noisy.

Ran for four seasons on this tire, noisy, holds a good track. On snow, slides out badly on spin. Overall, good for the money!