Tyre reviews Cordiant Snow Cross. Page 266 13520

Bought in October, driven little, all good, had it at the dacha a couple of times, got stuck in the mud but got out without any problems.

No worse than their imported analogs. Loose deep snow is the best environment for this model. After the winter, the studs are all in place.

Excellent tires, not worse than more expensive models. Grooves hold up great. Quiet, cuts through snow as it should. Satisfied

Worthwhile tyres. Quality over price by 5. Not inferior to those of well-known competitors.

The Matiz is so loud that I thought of replacing the axle bearings.
It's great on the snow. The Matiz crawls there where not every snowplow dares to go. It also climbs onto icy inclines perfectly.
It's only standing on the front axle now - as an experiment. I will definitely put it on the rear axle as well.

I can't say much about handling, braking, etc. - not enough mileage. However, it turns out that the tires are not balanced, or rather, they can be balanced only by exceeding the maximum weight of the weights by 1-1 tire up to 100g, but not more than 70g (on R16). Although the tires are new, just a month old. Again, the marks on the wheel, where the light side and where the heavy side are not indicated

Good tire, I highly recommend it, I've even disconnected the front axle, I only drive on the rear wheels, the studs make a bit of noise on the asphalt, but it doesn't bother me, the main thing is that they hold well on ice.

Very good tire, the Hakapeli7, having experience of driving both brands, doesn't give in.
After a month of driving on ice, snowmud and wet asphalt ABS never even had to kick in.
The tire is very good, even twice as good, considering its price.

Шины 2025 года, хорошие

Шипы на месте, зимой буду пробовать