Tyre reviews Kormoran Summer SUV. Page 2 740

I was hesitant when choosing replacement tires. Before that, my car was equipped with Goodyear Eagle LS-2 225/55 R18. The ride was brutally harsh. I was working through all the potholes with my rear end. In other respects, it suited all parameters, especially on the highway. But, years take their toll - long high-speed drives in Europe, and rough roads in Russia...

I read online reviews and made a decision. I had it reb

Before these, I had Nokian Hakka Blue SUVs which served me well, but it was time to replace them and I was recommended Kormoran SUV Summer. I must say I was skeptical at first, but after a whole season of use, I can confidently say that this model of tire performed extremely well, even quieter compared to Nokian, I am satisfied.

I ordered Tigar tires, but they were unavailable in stock. I would like to thank the sales and warehouse staff who offered me a Karmoran tire as an alternative. I've already clocked over 7000km and I'm extremely satisfied. The price is reasonable and the quality is top-notch. It's quiet, comfortable, and grips the road well, and brakes well too. I drove on dry asphalt and in the rain, and it performed well in both conditions. I haven't

Drove 4500. Murmansk to Vologda and back to Murmansk with a couple of local trips. Had both road repairs and poor gravel, and excellent asphalt everywhere, and it performed well in all conditions. No cuts, punctures, or bruises. Wear is not visible. There is some noise, but not loud and not intrusive, after Barum 4*4 it was total silence. Soft, perfect for my 2004 Tucson with its stiff suspension. And

I put Michelin Latitude (summer spare), and put Kormoran Summer SUW on for the summer. The first impressions for the price were positive, the tyres are soft, just like Michelin Latitude, I thought they would be harder like usual when changing to summer Yoko Geolander G98A. They are less noisy and easier to drive compared to the winter Michelin. If the wear would be similar to Michelin, then I would not see the point in paying extra for well

Kormoran Summer SUV 225/70 r16. Purchased the tire at the end of April 2016, and the production date of the tire is week 12 of 16. Purchased for 4140 rubles per tire. I've driven over 10,000 kilometers in 3 months and I want to say that the tire can compete with many well-known brands. If you don't look at the name, you can definitely say that these are Michelin tires.

Kormoran Summer SUV 215/65 R16. This tire was purchased as a replacement for the factory AMTELA. Initially, I considered the Tager Summer SUV 215/65 R16, which a colleague had installed at work, but it was more expensive than the Kormoran, and in terms of quality, they are identical. The tire is very quiet and soft on the road, holds the road well, and there is no difference between driving on asphalt and dirt roads.

Kormoran Summer SUV 225/55R18 tyres, I was looking for soft and quiet tyres for my Outlander XL and found them in Moscow. The quality is great despite the budget price, it swallows unevenness and seams perfectly, during balancing we were asked to add very few weights. I'm very satisfied with the purchase, in the future I will definitely recommend to my friends and acquaintances. If someone needs a non-expensive option - I RECOMMEND!!!

Here is the season over on this tire.
In principle, there's a minus. Doesn't hold the course very well and doesn't like camber. Got two cuts, but that's the road workers' fault, don't put up signs before the potholes. As usual, they just pop up unexpectedly.
Ran a lot on the dirt road. Behaves itself normally.
On good asphalt, doesn't rumble.

Extremely soft and quiet tire. In the city on a smooth asphalt road, it sometimes seems like the car is on an air cushion. I drive once a month from Moscow to Bryansk Oblast. 600 km there and 600 km back. Moscow - Bryansk Oblast, from perfectly smooth road to a repair zone with temporary asphalt. The farther into the woods, the less asphalt there is, and the worse the surface is, like after an artillery bombardment. Compared to Nexen