Tyre reviews Cordiant Snow Cross 2 SUV. Page 1 2707

Soon after the start of operation, the tires began to lose air through the studs, I put cameras in the tires, the cord started to cut through, puncturing the cameras. We turned to the Olga Shina store in Kemerovo on Kuznetsky Prospekt, where we bought these tires, following their own recommendations for our car. There, we were offered to replace them with new ones of the same type for an additional payment of just over 50% of the cost per wheel, and they assured us that everything would be fine with these new tires and that they were of excellent quality. The ones they took from us were allegedly defective! But alas, the miracle did not happen, these touted tires, supposedly not defective, according to their words, began to lose air again and the cord started to cut through. We again turned to the same store with a complaint that the tires were not suitable for further operation and we demanded an expert examination, which was denied to us, and the seller even insulted us! When you come to them to buy, they advise you and praise the tires, but when you bring them back with their touted product falling apart, they send you away, not wanting to listen! So, draw your own conclusions!

Buying a Cordiant is like buying a lottery ticket. One slightly worn-out tire can drive you completely insane. And what can you prove? At speeds over 80km/h it starts to whine like a tractor, Kamaz, or Belaz – uneven noise. So at first you think it's the engine, hubs, suspension etc. I would get accustomed to any noise, bought it on the assumption that I'll be driving little during the winter. But to such a clattering... a

After use from January to April of the current year, 30 studs fell off, and about 30% of the studs lost their centres. (Only one tire, the rest are in good condition. All studs are in place on the rest). In the MosaVtoshina store in Arkhangelsk, they are refusing to honor the warranty, and on the website, they are ignoring the issue as well. I recommend: when buying, check the production batches of the tires.

Everything is good, all studs are in place. The only drawback, one tire was only balanced with a 140 gram weight.

I've been using Cordiant tires for a long time, initially I put Cordiant Snow Cross 2 on my Fiat Grande Punto, and now I've decided to put them on my X-trail as well. Many people say that the tires are noisy, but for me it's acceptable, all 4 tires were balanced normally, and at any speed, they behave predictably. The tires are very durable, I drove to the mountains and thought I'd puncture them on rocks, but everything is fine.

I spent a long time choosing winter tires before buying, looking for good, reliable, and quality tires at an adequate price. My previous ones were Nokian, on which almost all the studs came off after one season.

Before buying, I read a lot of reviews, watched reviews, and was confused by the fact that they wrote that they were noisy. What prompted me to buy was a video on YouTube where a car with Cordiant Snow Cross 2 was able to climb an icy hill.

I've been driving on these tires for 2 winters now, and they grip like a beast, pulling me out of any mess, although I live in the Urals and the snow isn't always cleared here. The studs remained in place after last winter. On asphalt and in ruts, they behave perfectly. They are a bit louder than summer tires, but it's not critical. In general, I drive and am very pleased. I recommend buying them, and I will definitely buy them again.

Tires are of fairly good quality. They handle ice perfectly, holding the road well. So far, not a single stud has come off. The only drawback is that the tires are noisy, but that's what you'd expect from studded tires.

On the whole, the tires are not bad, they grip well on snow, the loss of studs is minimal, and they were balanced satisfactorily. But one thing you should be prepared for is the noise. Mainly on asphalt, in the off-season, when it's still early for summer. At a speed of 60 km/h, it hums and whines.

When choosing winter tires, I first looked towards "Scandinavians", but the price is biting. I took Cordiant Snow Cross 2 SUV - by characteristics and reviews, it inspires confidence. The mileage for the winter is around 5200 km, including the highway, city and snowy roads.

The tires immediately showed that they are really designed for a crossover. The stiffness is balanced - not wobbly, but also doesn't jar your teeth. On ice - you drive and feel how the studs grip, there is traction. It doesn't skid at startup, it handles turns well, especially on cleaned but slippery sections. In the city, braking is confident, in slushy conditions, the reaction to the steering wheel is predictable.

On the highway, it holds a straight line perfectly. There was a strong side wind - the car didn't "catch" as it does on loose tires. Out of town, the tires don't dig in, the car drives smoothly and without overexertion. I didn't lose a single stud - I checked after each wash.

Good day. Quite decent tires in their price segment. They hold the road, on compacted frozen snow they behave adequately, the only thing on the highway in the range from 80 to about 110 km/h they start to make noise. But in my opinion, this is a minor issue and does not particularly hinder movement.