Tyre reviews Cordiant Sno-Max. Page 6 296

I drive a lot throughout the year, as I commute to work every week, 320km each way, plus daily driving around town. The tires have never let me down. In the winter, they perform as expected, snow or ice. Over the past two years, I've been driving in the summer. In dry conditions, the ride is like driving on a dry road, and in the heat, it's soft. The only downside is the noise from the studs, but I'm not

They took me for a ride on the prior. There were no negative reviews. The only minus - they are noisy.

Good tires.

I've always been skeptical of the domestic auto industry and its components, but the global shift has changed everything: high-quality, reliable tires at a low price.

Good traction, good durability. Been using for third winter already. Works great in snow, hasn't become brittle in cold, probably all good.

The set was acquired in November 2012. Today, 50% of the studs are in place. There is a small wear on the tread and empty spaces from the studs, cracks in the tread are still microscopic, therefore the resource of the tire compound has not been exhausted, the tread depth is within the normal range. There were no punctures (you need to always monitor the pressure). The 2016-2017 winter showed that on a slippery road I already feel uncertain, probably

Throughout the season, not a single stud had fallen off.

Average quality, but still drivable. Noisy, uncomfortable on the highway, moderate grip in the rain, moderate snow traction, and a tendency to get stuck on ice. The Polar2 is significantly better, I'd say at least double. Brake poorly on ice, increased stopping distance. Can be driven, but extremely cautiously, as it may slide on a turn and potentially hit an oncoming vehicle. There are better options. I wouldn't recommend buying these tires again. Suitable for those who quietly

Good tires, hold the road

Not bad but quite good tire, in my opinion, the quality slightly exceeded the price 12000 RUB per set, price of 2012. I drove for three seasons (in a year I drove 50000 km each, and sometimes more), the front drive on the leading axle loses 2-3 studs per season, although I try to help people who got stuck in the snow, it digs like an excavator thanks to the pattern - *_* and when I push the car