Tyre reviews Cordiant Snow Cross. Page 256 13520

Excellent tires, behave well on snowy terrain and hold the road perfectly. 5 years of operation!

I should note a significant disadvantage. After 3 seasons, longitudinal cracks appeared. The cord protruded on 3 out of 4 wheels. Mileage is 20,000 km.

the most grip winter tires in my opinion. but noisy.

The tire is good, at the time of writing this review, no serious problems have been found (I've driven the first season on it). It calmly pulls out of snowy slush (up to 15 cm deep). On icy roads, with proper driving, it confidently holds the road, sometimes there is a slight skid, but it's manageable. At subzero temperatures (-25° to -30°), it freezes, but warms up after 10 minutes of driving. The speed limit for the tire is accurate. During the first season of operation, not a single stud has come off. I can also report that during the entire period of operation, I have never gotten stuck in snowy slush (there were moments of wheel spin, but I always managed to get out without outside help). Excellent combination of price and quality. In general, the rating is almost 5 (4.6-4.8).

Hello guys, I'll say it straight away, the tires are crap, as soon as you hit a pothole, you get a blowout. I've driven for 3 seasons, the studs are still in place, I've been using them mainly on the highway, but the inner layer of the tire has delaminated, specifically on the sidewall, and after that, small blowouts appeared. I've patched it up a bit, but I advise you to buy something else, not Russian-made. I'm looking for new tires again and I really regret buying these.

A very successful compromise for this winter - it drives well both on snow and on slippery roads, mainly operated in St. Petersburg and nearby suburbs, but this winter, there's plenty of snow everywhere. They balanced easily, no complaints.

Prices skyrocketed and there was only enough money for Cordiant. It's not worth waiting for the same from it as from Continental, Nokian or Michelin.

It holds the road well, both on the highway and in the city, at 4, in snow and on ice too, not bad, at 4. It hums. The more it's driven in, the less it hums, but it hums. So far, no wear is visible, but I think it won't last long. A budget and not bad tire, with such prices - it will do.

Good budget tire, lost 2 studs over 5000 km, grips well, a bit noisy

It's like I bought used, to be honest.... when you lightly press the gas, the wheels slip up to the third gear!(Ford Focus 2 rest. front-wheel drive). On the road, it skids, and when turning, it goes almost straight instead of where the wheel is turned... barely made it out of the parking lot, which wasn't cleared of snow, with 10-12 cm of snow, it digs under itself and doesn't move forward. Overall, for those who drive only once in the winter, the tires are okay, but when you're on the move every day, I wouldn't take such tires again. My friend has a similar "Lipuchka" for about the same price, but it holds the road much better and has more grip.

Excellent tires for winter roads