Tyre reviews Hankook K406 Optimo. Page 3 409

It's not worth buying
Chevrolet Lacetti "native" tires. 185*55*15 I've been driving on them for a year (minus winter - others were on). Their mileage is around 25,000 km. Almost bald!!!! They handle poorly on wet roads. Rating:  28-04-2006  review sent by Egor review of summer tires Michelin Pilot Primacy I like
Dunlop is a piece of junk

Low-profile - noisy!!!

On the Lachetti sedan, even at 80 km/h on smooth dry pavement, the noise is sharply audible. When the radio is turned on - everything is OK. On rough pavement, the noise is strong - sometimes you can't drown it out with music. Haven't driven in winter yet. Every seam, pothole, speed bump is felt throughout the body. When turning, I hit the curb with the rear right wheel - it punctured

Average

Average. Was in the database with a car. Noisy (speed over 100 km/h) and, in my opinion, a bit stiff, but at the same time it has weak side parts: on the fourth day after buying the car, I hit the right rear wheel against a protruding plate on a manhole cover - result: cut and puncture. But otherwise, I have no complaints: it handles the road well in both dry and wet weather. I even had

super impressions

I went with the car, drove a season (from autumn to autumn). It seemed not very noisy tire. I bought Fulda Kristall Montero 2 for the winter. Drove the whole winter - super impressions. A couple of days ago, I re-shod with Hankook - HORROR!! My wife was even surprised - maybe something's wrong with the car? The noise in the car is already at 80 - the music is no longer audible, you

On a flat dry road - class!
In my opinion, not bad tires, especially - I have something to compare with. However, the main minus is sensitivity to the coating, on coarse-grained asphalt they start to hum. A bit stiff, the aquaplaning effect occurs early - compared to Michelin Pilot Primacy.
Pros: Quiet and soft on dry flat asphalt
Cons: Noise on poor-quality asphalt, aquaplaning at high speeds

Best price-quality ratio OPTIMO!!!

Good tires for high-speed driving on good asphalt roads. For potholes, it doesn't matter what you drive on, the suspension would still withstand it, and the noise insulation would be good.

Pleases for its money

I put it on Camry, and I'm not worried. Michelin may be better, of course, but it's also more expensive, more than twice as much. I'll ride out the season and draw conclusions. But for now, I'm generally satisfied with the tire. On good road surface, it's quiet, more than that. On bad surface, it makes noise. But what tire doesn't make noise on bad surface?!

Pros

...nothing particularly bad, I guess...
drove in both rain and dry weather, no particular complaints, not too noisy, grip the road well, symmetrical tread pattern can be rotated, I'm thinking of buying another pair, a newer model Optimo K415. Will definitely buy 100%
Pros: ....ordinary tires...
Cons: didn't notice any

Ordinary tires with their own advantages and disadvantages

I read reviews here for some reason mainly from Chevrolet Lacetti owners, and if you listen to them, it's like all tires are bad and don't hold the road at all. And they howl like an airplane. Maybe it's that way for them.

Holds the road well, but wears out quickly

On dry pavement, 190 km/h has nothing to do! If I can accelerate from a hill to more, I also feel confident. All turns on the "old" Kharkov-Dn-sk road hold 160 km/h (on some, I reduce to 140, but this is already a problem of the suspension, or rather the pavement :-(). On the "Highway" section of the same road, I don't