Tyre reviews Cordiant Road Runner. Page 10 5973

Everything looks good at first glance. Fresh, soft. Tread for highway and dirt road.

I've driven a season on these tires. As far as I'm concerned, I'm completely satisfied. The road handling is good. The car enters turns at speed without any complaints. In wet weather, everything is also excellent. I liked the tires. Not a bit worse than expensive brands. 👍

I took the Road Runner about seven years ago - the reason for the choice is simple: budget and good reputation in the city. I drive a Renault Logan, many short trips, over the years the mileage on this pair is approximately 25,000 km. The first thing - they are soft and forgive potholes, convenient in traffic, do not kick the suspension. On wet asphalt, the grip is adequate, did not let me down on sharp puddles. As for noise - on a smooth road it's quiet, on a rough road surface vibration appears, but it's tolerable. Handling is predictable, the car is obedient when rearranging. Fuel consumption is even, there is no obvious savings, but also no dips.

Arrived on time, a bit noisy

A bit noisy

Good tires are convenient to put on and install

Off-season departure, seems like everything is fine.

Good tires normally hold the road

On asphalt and on dirt road, it passes through puddles at speed perfectly, no skidding, the price is super

The stock set was already quite worn out, and at the beginning of the season, the question of replacement arose. I wanted tires without excessive stiffness, but with normal handling. I chose between several models for a long time and decided to try Road Runner.

The first impression in the city is that they are quieter and softer than the previous ones. The car moves more smoothly over bumps and unevenness, and there are fewer vibrations on the steering wheel. However, they also perform well on the highway: they confidently hold speeds of up to 120 km/h, and lane changes are clear. In the rain, braking is predictable, and the road groove also does not create problems.

I drove out of town with a trailer to the cottage - the load was withstood without any issues. I tried to start sharply on gravel - there is a slight wheelspin, but within normal limits. An amusing story: my neighbor looked at the tread pattern and said that "such a toothy one is probably loud". I smiled because they are almost inaudible in the cabin.

Now, with over five thousand kilometers on the odometer, the tire wear is minimal, and the sidewalls are undamaged. I think they will last more than one season.