Tyre reviews Hankook K110 Ventus V12 Evo 1348

Great tire! Bought in 215/50R17 size. Pretty soft and nearly silent. After the first day of driving with the new tires, I hit a pothole and thought for sure I was going to blow one, but nope! Not even a hint of a bulge! For a year now, the only issues have been 2 screws coming loose at the cottage.

205/55 R16 Ceed FL 2010
Tire super! Passed 8,000 km without any complaints! There were many cars to compare with.
It holds water perfectly, 120 km/h on the highway calmly (even if overtaking in rows with deep lanes is extremely predictable vehicle behavior). It holds brakes on water perfectly, of course, within reasonable limits.
On a dry road it's a delight (maybe such enthusiasm due to the mass of the

Cheap and angry!

I tested them on Nissan Teana 3.5l before buying - remained very satisfied. After that, I ordered them for myself. I've been driving on them for 2.5 months - everything is fine. It doesn't feel the water at all, brakes excellently both on dry and wet surfaces. At high speeds, they naturally start making noise somewhere after 120 km/h (directional - they are supposed to), but I don't care -

Excellent tyres. Prior to this I was sceptical about Korean tyres, but after reading numerous positive reviews on various forums and websites, decided to purchase, and the price played a significant role as well. Tyres have been put through a significant mileage during a trip to the south, and have performed well in various weather conditions and on roads of different types. Definitely recommend.

Audi quattro

Have already driven on it for two summers. It's worth choosing over well-known brands.

Whether it's a dry or wet road, deep puddles, you can drive as if nothing's wrong.

You can drive from -5 degrees C to the first snow and ice. The rubber is soft and doesn't harden.

On a wet road, at 140 km/h, I made a 45 degree turn, just like I drew it on paper. Of course,

After reading a lot of reviews, my requirements were not small and I needed a 235/45 R17, and after two seasons on her, I don't know what the bulge is, but after hitting a head-on cut asphalt at 100 km/h, and on a wet road as on a dry one. Generally, I recommend it, and ADAC too!!!

I replaced the Dunlop Sport 2050 with Hankook.
The difference is huge!
On the Dunlop, the steering wheel would barely hold in a curve, on the Hankook, you almost don't feel the curve and that's even with a 225/45/18 size!
Steering stability at high speeds, 180-190 km/h without any problems.
When making a sharp turn, I feel slight leans due to the soft sidewall

I needed a new tire for summer, read a lot of reviews, thought for a long time. Eventually I bought 195/50/15. The first thing I immediately noticed - braking on wet asphalt, in puddles. ABS stopped working, and the car stops like a nailed, a few days ago I drove to the neighboring city 130 km, the highway takes on perfectly, the reaction to the steering wheel is clearer, in turns at high speeds does not skid, the only asphalt

I chose it solely based on English-language forum reviews. On a Canadian website, it was ranked 4th out of all summer tire models from all manufacturers! Only models 1.5-2 times more expensive were ranked higher. The tire is simply amazing. Handling is exceptional, as is braking and speed performance. I had a Michelin Energy before, I'll say sincerely as if I'd transferred to a different car. Gave it 150 on the highway - directional stability and steering sharp

I fitted these tyres when I bought the car, 225/45R18. Driven five seasons, with a mileage exceeding 100,000 km. No complaints or issues with the tyres - handling, aquaplaning resistance, braking, and tread life are all excellent. However, there's one "BUT": the 45 profile - the stiffer ride and bumps. The stiffer ride I knew about when I bought them, so that's not a minus. The bumps,