Tyre reviews Kormoran Summer SUV. Page 11 740

Excellent tires, balanced to within 20 grams per wheel. Before that was Dunlop, but there were such big gaps on the rim in the hubs. Soft, quiet. A pleasure to drive.

215 55 R18. Great tires, perfectly dampen the joints, did not notice any undulations on the 110 km/h track. Strong but not hard, not deformed, from the minuses - fuel consumption is pleasant, however, they shoot small pebbles around and about, installed rear snow chains. Did not ride in the snow and at minus temperatures yet. Wear resistance 7/10, got 700 km. Made in Serbia.

The asphalt holds up well, aquaplaning effect is minimal. Quiet, soft, and quite comfortable.

The only issue with the tire is when driving slowly, pebbles accumulate and then start flying off at high speeds on arches and the underside. But that is more of a problem of all tires with this tread design.

There is a risk of a blowout, when the tire + suspension are properly set up. Overall I'm happy with the

Excellent tyres. The rubber compound is well chosen - quiet and durable. I've driven 2 seasons (around 40,000 km) and only positive emotions. No road noise, no aquaplaning.

The only drawback is that these tyres have a bit of a wobble due to the softness of the sidewalls and the non-standard cross-section shape. It looks a bit like a barrel. As a result, I have to inflate to 0.2 bar more

I was pleasantly surprised by the tires. Before buying, I was long unsure if cheap tires could be of good quality, and if the car handling would be safe and comfortable. The answer is yes. I don't regret the purchase. For such a low price, I get constant positive emotions when driving a car on these tires. They grip the road well, and wear down at the right rate. Now I'm thinking of buying winter tires of the same brand.

I can only describe the initial sensations from the tire as I have too small of a mileage count. The tire is soft but well-handling. It's more comfortable to ride on than the Bridgestone. On a dirt road, it catches small pebbles in the tread, and then "snaps out" at highway speeds.

I replaced the original Toyo with a Charmoran. I liked its quietness and softness. True, the profile is a bit higher than 235 55 19, while the original was 225 55 19, but it's worth it. The new MX5 with the new body is already very soft and quiet, now it's just like a Mercedes limousine. A bit heavier on acceleration, but that's due to the size and weight respectively, and it's

Good tire for the price, wears off in three seasons. Soft sidewall, as it poorly withstands side impacts. Holds the road well. Not very quiet. Not suitable for mud, gets clogged immediately. Handles water well up to 120 km/h. Recommend for urban crossovers.

The second season on these tires has started. To say something, everything is fine. I'm 100% satisfied. Quiet, comfortable, good handling at different speeds. It especially impressed its behavior on ice at -9°C on March 30 in Moscow. Almost like a winter tire, naturally, in accordance with the laws of physics. Didn't test in extreme modes, but it behaves properly at +200 km/h.

I purchased the Cormoran based on the numerous reviews I read, having never driven on this brand before, and I have no regrets...now I would highly recommend it to all with tire pressure at 2.4 I have never felt a softer tire, I'm using a 215/70 R 16 on a Toyota Camry, sometimes when a police car is parked, it barely slows down, the tire just swallows it up so it's almost unnoticed...and in any weather the steering