Tyre reviews Kormoran Road Performance. Page 6 1015

Softer than the previous one, it well absorbs small irregularities and seems to smooth over those that are larger. Deeply treaded tread well pushes water off and hooks onto the road.

I bought Kormoran 185/65 R15 in the beginning of the summer for 3000 roubles per tire. Overall, the tire is more than worthy! It's moderately soft, stable, and not too noisy. For such money ????????????!!! It's several times better than Cordiant and even more so than the rubbishy Kamaz! The only minus is that at high speeds on sharp turns, the car starts to sway. I'm not an expert in tires, T

A perfect combination of price and quality. Thanks to its high and hard tread it's an indestructible tire. I've managed to drive in two climate zones and on surfaces ranging from black soil to rocky pavement in Crimea, within 5100 km. On the highway it behaves well, I'm not a pilot, I drive at around 110 km/h, and the tire tracks well and doesn't slip. It doesn't like the asphalt that's been removed, but that's the specifications,

Good tire. Couldn't find any complaints. Especially happy with the price, so no stars fell from the sky, I'm giving you a solid "5"!!!

Bought on the principle of which is cheaper, but only not from Russia (made in Serbia).
Initially seemed very noisy and hard after winter tires, but then, maybe I got used to them, or they softened (obviously I just got used to them).
Aquaplaning - do not ride fast, can not say, on my 90 hold normally
Wear resistance - excellent.
Due to the peculiarities of the tread,

Good tire for a collective farm!
Strong sidewall, good tread pattern (grips well). Doesn't puncture on stones.
On the highway it's too noisy.

At 100 km/h on super hard braking, the car doesn't sway to the sides at all, and the braking distance is extremely short, with super straight-line performance. Of course, I wouldn't drive faster than 130 km/h on a regular basis, but on the track, 90-130 km/h is no problem for this tire. In cornering, it doesn't slip at all, even at 40 km/h in a 90-degree turn, without any deviation, and

Good tires. Soft, aquaplaning at high speed holds the road well. As written in, enter turns poorly, but I don't count on it.

Good tires but very soft, I would recommend them for a car with a very stiff suspension.

They were Barum Brilliants right off the factory, 8 years old with around 60,000 km on them. They were a bit rough, but honestly, they were unbreakable with not a single crack after EIGHT years. But they all had between three to four bulges on each tire. I put on the paddles and I was in complete silence, and softness and comfort. I think the same will go for such a lively tread. I'd recommend them,