Tyre reviews Cordiant Snow Cross 2. Page 2 6245

Hello everyone!
I bought two Cordiant Snow Cross 2 tires back in 2020 and purchased two more in 2021.
I only have the most positive reviews about these tires. If you're still thinking about buying these tires and putting off buying them by wearing out your old, worn-out Hakkas, I get true pleasure from using these tires.
My driving style is moderate, closer to calm. For racers, these tires may seem mediocre and the noise level is increased.
To each their own.

For the three months of the not-so-snowy winter of 2019-2020, the studs were still in place. The tyre as expected, soft. On the Hankook over the winter 20% blew out... didn't expect that kind of result from a cord protector with stud reliability. But when balancing the hell of a mess, loaded up many loads, said the cord protector always like this... didn't affect the running conditions.

Car 180 HP, 17-215-55 front wheel drive tire wear 7000 km on highway 70/urban 30 – worthy, no broken ones, axle as new. Weak but understandable handling on plus T and wet road, lateral slip feeling even at 40 km/h during sharp maneuvers. Does not freeze from -10 to -30 degrees, the quieter the lower the temperature, noise level at 4+ on speed up to 140. Performs well on snow, does

I've read a lot of reviews about this tire model, with many pros and cons, and I decided to try it out myself. You know, I don't regret buying it. I don't know how it is for others, but I liked it. It handles the road perfectly. As for the noise, it's not louder than other tires when properly run-in. The studs are all in place. I would buy it again. Yes, in my opinion, this model is much better than the previous Hankook.

I've been using these tires for 2.5 months now. I bought them here at Mosavtoshina. I'm 100% satisfied. The tires have seen rain, snow, ice, and snowdrifts. The quality of this brand's tires has improved significantly. This is not the same Cordiant I bought back in 2011. That was a complete disaster. Of course, the price of the brand's tires has increased, but it's better to pay an extra couple of thousand and get good quality. On my previous car, I drove for three seasons on Nordman 5. Honestly, I like Cordiant more, even though it's cheaper. In short, go ahead and buy them!

What I want to say first of all is that the Snow Cross 2 is a real breakthrough. I've always disliked Cordiant because of their noise, as they always hum like an airplane even at the lowest speeds. This model doesn't have that problem. Of course, you can hear the tire, but it's nothing compared to what it used to be. It handles snow cover like a beast. It brakes well. If you brake smoothly but quickly, the car stops very confidently. If you brake sharply, it skids into a drift. But that's like any other tire. When cornering sharply, you can feel a slight, controlled skid.

Excellent tires, soft, noise is within normal limits, surprised, until the moment of purchase had a different opinion, but the tires turned out to be quite good!

I've already driven 2000km on them, they've shown themselves to be very good.
They handle snow well and the car pulls out smoothly, they also grip well on ice

I've been driving on them for 3 years. There were wheel spins and ABS braking, the studs are all in place. The road holding is excellent, as with all studded tires, they are noisy, but that's unavoidable. The best in their price segment!

Bought 8 pieces for 2 Solaris, little snow, used for a long time on asphalt. The spikes are almost all in place, a bit noisy