Tyre reviews Hankook K117 Ventus S1 Evo2. Page 5 215

First time using tires from this company and I can already say that I am satisfied. The price to quality ratio is very good.

I bought with the hope of getting an SUV tyre... but not all gold that glitters. The price for my size (275/45 20) seemed good, but the wear of the first set in one season is just mind-boggling... after a summer run of around 20000 km, the wear was over 80% - that's crazy... prior to this, a TOYO looked better visually when the tread was replaced than this one after just one season. Had to buy

I bought the tires last spring, and now they have about 15,000 km on them. So far, the tire is trouble-free. The handling is excellent, and the tread is in good condition. According to reviews, people complain that the sidewall is weak and the rim does not provide protection, but I have not encountered any issues with this over the course of the season, so let's not jinx it. Overall, I'm satisfied with the tire, and we'll see how

Price-quality
Overall, it's fine.
I used to ride on Continentals, it's softer and more pleasant, but more expensive and wears out faster

Good tire, even exceeded my expectations. The positive: holds a wet road well, side support, relatively quiet tread - a copy of the Continental premium. From comments: thought it would be softer, stiff. But on the other hand, it's reinforced, so it should be stiff. In general, a good tire.

Quiet, pretty good on the road, doesn't slip on corners. Only minus is that even with XL index sidewall is pretty soft. Compared to Michelin PS3 I'd definitely choose Hankook, as Michelin constantly slipped and plowed. Front wheel drive car 240 hp and with Hankook - forgot what slipping is.

I bought 225/50/17 along with the car, it was driven for a season by the previous owner, I don't know the mileage, the remaining tread was 6+mm, the tire is quite quiet, the car's behavior is predictable on it, ABS and ESP did not trigger, at the recommended pressure of 2.3 it felt soft, I raised it to 2.5 and it's better on our smooth roads, no potholes but I wasn't

Installed on Mondeo in 235/40-18
In terms of rolling resistance, braking, and acceleration on a family sedan, I have no complaints.
I don't just drive on the overpasses, I also drive around the city and abroad.
Over the course of two seasons, I got one scrape. I bought a new tire of the same size.
It wears out quite quickly, treadwear - 280.
The third season will be the

I bought a set of these tires in size 205/60 R16 two years ago. The price was very pleasing. The tire balanced well, was moderately soft, and didn't make a noise. When I drive calmly, there were no issues either on dry asphalt or wet asphalt. It brakes steadily and doesn't wheel-hop when starting from a standstill. I drove on it in the snow - it allows for a smooth ride and easy acceleration from a standstill.

Treadwear is great! Driven on a Honda Accord 8, size 235/45/18, for two seasons, no cracks, no punctures. Treadwear is great, behaves well in any weather conditions, protector is great, noise is minimal. Left with only two tires for the third season, I had been stupid and over-inflated them, and they've just eaten the centre.