Tyre reviews Kormoran SUV Snow. Page 8 256

Excellent tires for their price. There is almost no noise. They hold the road quite well.

The tire was good. Size 265 60r18. On the highway it's quiet and also good on snow. I couldn't evaluate the wear resistance, of course.

Bought for the first time and was pleasantly surprised by the car's behavior in winter. On any surface, the tires behave predictably. The main thing is to follow the speed limit. Braking is understandable. There is no noise from the tire. The price and quality were also pleasing.

normal tires for their price

Well-balanced, quiet, and grippy. Big plus is the price, I bought them for 9900 in September.

I'm not buying these tires for the first time. They drive well on snowy roads.

Predictable in skidding, not noisy, excellent value for money

Excellent tires.
I'm buying for the third car already. I really liked both the quality and the price.

In November, I purchased a set of Kormoran SUV Snow 235/55 R19 105V XL tires. For the first time in 14 years, I changed the manufacturer, previously only driving on Yokohama.
Good tires, they fully correspond to the reviews, even exceeded my expectations. For example, I read that on wet asphalt they don't behave very well, but here I didn't notice anything critical, and they are even more stable than the Yokohama. They handle snow perfectly, no problems have arisen. I have a front-wheel drive crossover (i.e., a heavy vehicle for non-studded tires).
Not noisy!
However, there are a few points to consider:
- of course, they are stiffer compared to Yokohama, and quite so;
- after 4 months, I got a puncture, whereas with Yokohama, I never had a single puncture.
But for the price that was offered in November, this is a pretty good option.

I bought them at the end of autumn 2021 for 6,360. Plus, they assembled the tires with disks and balanced them for free. After 2.5 months of Moscow winter, I can draw conclusions:
1) price-quality
2) made in Serbia
3) not noisy for Nissan X-Trail t-32
4) it handles snow well
Of the minuses
It loses traction on ice when turning the steering wheel away from the straight line (respectively at not very high speed 30-40 km/h)