Tyre reviews Kormoran Ultra High Performance. Page 12 625

Good tire for the money. Daughter company of Michelin, produced in Europe - I think that says it all. Soft and strong, good grip in the rain. Last season was on all four wheels, this year only at the rear so far. 18 and 19 diameter - no problems. They say they have soft sidewalls, so far no problems.

Excellent tire, only positive emotions. After purchasing, I drove almost 5000 km - quiet, handles well up to 130, don't drive anymore. The pattern initially slightly surprised me, but works great - in the rain, great, on dry, great, on gravel, good, during braking, great, aquaplaning not noticed, but I don't venture into the sea. I wholeheartedly recommend to buy.

I've bought the second set of Kormoran (before I had a Gamma B2 model), the price/quality ratio is optimal, they grip the road perfectly. In terms of reliability, it's also an optimal ratio. They're perfectly suited. I recommend purchasing.

I bought 225/45/17 tyres, initially felt jittery and noisy, especially on coarse asphalt, but after 2000 km they broke in and became quieter. At a pressure of 2.5 atm, the car corners well up to 90 km/h, but after that starts to slide. Drove at 160 km/h in the rain and it handled great, water was thrown out of the tread well, aquaplaning was minimal, but in very deep puddles

Overall, for the price good tire.
Too noisy. Expected according to reviews more quietness from it. Although the car is soundproof, the sound from the tires is clearly expressed.
In other characteristics is quite good. At this budget, take it unconditionally.

Excellent tires, great balancing, before that in such a size (255*40 19) were Continental 6, Toyo cherry, these are much quieter and softer.

The tyre is completely satisfactory. It lasted the whole summer without any issues. On the country road, it handled well, even when I was driving fast in the early morning on the way to work from the dacha. In the rain, it worked fine as well.

The familiar tire that gets what it pays for. The pros and cons have been well described on the internet. If you are not a racing driver and not too demanding of a tire, it is your choice:).

The tires in general are good. However, there is an unpleasant moment: I bought a set and immediately, on a parking lot, I scratched the rim with the tire lip, in my opinion "easily", and I got a dent on the fender. The lip is very thin, actually.

Prior to this were Bridgestone Potenza S001 - mixed feelings. Bridgestone very stiff and noisy, Commodore very soft and quiet with all the consequences. At this price point, it's the best option! Due to softness, there is a slight float in corners, but not critical. Aquaplaning at speed, at 150+ km/h, water is barely noticeable. Compared to the same Bridgestone, quietness is a huge improvement