Tyre reviews Kormoran SUV Stud. Страница 9 253

I like

Normal studded tires. They hold the road.

It's good in all respects, the only drawback is that it's very noisy at the most necessary speed of 60 km/h. Closer to 100, everything is fine.

Standard tires

Good tires, a bit noisy, but not critically.

Hello everyone. I was choosing between studded and non-studded tires, decided not to experiment, took studded ones. The price-to-quality ratio fully satisfies me. Since October, I have driven over 6000 km, operating from the Moscow region to the city center - both snow and ice and wet asphalt within one day. Everything is predictable and clear. For now, I'm satisfied. If I recall the price of analogs, I'm even more pleased.

Excellent tires, and on snow and ice, they behave adequately.
P. S. The car is Great Wall Pier, unfortunately, my car model is not in the selection menu, so I chose Single 7.

First buy. Far North. First impressions: writer as noisy as the first 500 km. Initially fell into depression. Attitude towards Cormoran in the tire shop (good and proven tire shop) is cautious, apparently, not so well-known. At the moment, the noise has significantly decreased, winter is ahead, so far, no problems. Holds well on the road. Good price/quality ratio.

Good tires, strong tread, and aggressive treads. One problem is that at speeds of 40-80 km/h, there is such a noise, as if the hub bearings were about to fail while driving. And this is despite the fact that on an ancient HS90 with a humming, everything is in order unlike modern cars. It is mainly felt on the asphalt, not so much on the ice and snow.

I had to purchase a new set of absolutely terrible tires, Kormoran, for my wife's 2020 (November) KIA Sorento 0 km non-winter model. Prior to a temperature drop and the appearance of frost or compacted snow, there were zero issues with the tires. However, once the temperature dropped and frost or compacted snow appeared, the car in the garage would not stop at all. At 20 km/h, you could drive straight past your own