Tyre reviews Cordiant Snow Cross. Page 8 13450

The tire is very good. It's worth the price. I bought the tire for the second time. The first time I bought it for a short Niva, it met all my expectations. The second time I bought it for a Chevrolet Niva, the handling on snow was excellent, braking on snow and ice was effective. The first set of tires has been on the short Niva for 4 seasons, and all the studs are still in place. The only drawback I think is that it

Excellent tyres. Bought the same tyres again for my second car because of the great experience on my first car which is now in its 5th season with Cordiant and no problems. The tyre holds well on all road surfaces. It brakes well on snow, ice and slush. The studs sit very firmly. In four seasons, the tyres have lost just 2-5 studs per wheel. I didn't even have to think about what winter tyres I would put on my second car. I

I was hesitant to buy, but a clown at work bought a tire in the spring with studs last winter and drove on it all summer. I was honestly surprised – not one stud fell off all summer. I looked at the prices and bought the same one. Honestly, I didn't regret it – I drove through one winter with all studs in place. It doesn't make a noise, it doesn't vibrate – in short, I'm fully satisfied.

Good tyres, never let me down. Tread is still on after sliding on ice and dry asphalt. Fell into potholes a couple of times, but they're still intact. Only thing is, they're a bit too loud.

I bought Cordiant Snow Cross 215/70 R16 100T in 2017 for my 4th gen Kia Sportage. No complaints, but from 50-100 km there was a noticeable noise from the studs, then after a few kilometers they wore in and all was fine. After one season, all studs remained in place, good price/quality ratio. I give 4* only because I only used it for one season, couldn't check for other features like durability

Didn't get to drive much, but so far very satisfied, clear leader in its price class. Tread is still in good shape, cuts through deep snow like a tractor.

I chose tires based on price/performance ratio, and they fully live up to it, with minimal noise on asphalt. In the summer, I have a Chinese tire, which is a lot louder on asphalt than the winter tire. I drove through ice and snow, the snow hitting my bumper hard. A good tire is definitely worth its price, if you're unsure - don't hesitate and buy it, you won't regret it.

I've fitted my Duster with Cordiant Snow Cross 225/70 R16 107T tyres. I haven't experienced any issues with them. I've also used similar tyres on other vehicles, but in smaller sizes. They've shown excellent durability, with studs still intact after the first winter season. I acknowledge that they can be noisy on asphalt, but considering their price, I'm willing to put up with it for three months a year. Braking on icy snow is slightly less effective

It is a very good tire in terms of price-quality ratio. It was easily balanced and holds the road very well. As for the noise level - any studded tire is noisier than a summer tire - it's not a fair comparison.

Good tires for the money. On my previous car (VAZ), I drove for 5 seasons in total, minus 8 studs. Then I sold it, minimal wear.