Tyre reviews Kumho Crugen Premium KL33. Page 15 584

The best value for money. Not paying for the brand name, you get a high quality tire.

Worth the money

Soft, almost silent, handles well on water. I recommend it.

In this price segment, this is probably the best offer.
The tire has a good cornering stability, is quiet, and handles aquaplaning well.
I didn't test it on unpaved roads, and it's not meant for them, either. It's at home on asphalt, and occasionally you can take it on a dirt surface - I think it won't let you down until the tread gets clogged with mud.

After fitting, it pulls to the right. The tyre fitter said it was normal for new tyres, so they swapped the front wheels round. At first, the car was a bit skittish. After running it in, all was well. It's really a comfortable and soft tyre. I would recommend it.

Extremely quiet. Extremely comfortable. Did not notice any drawbacks on a wet road. No off-road driving. Affordable enough for R17.

Good tires. Rode south. Didn't let me down.

Decent budget tires.
They get their money's worth, hold up well to 200 km/h.
Be careful in the rain as stability drops a bit, but I think it won't be noticeable on a clean front-wheel drive setup.
Quiet, wear-resistant.
For those who like fresh tires every 2-3 years.
And don't forget this company also makes airplane tires, so quality is alright. Made in Korea.

Run-flat tires are a great invention, but they are not perfect. The tire is designed to support the weight of the vehicle for a short distance and at a low speed, after the tire is punctured or damaged.

I’ve clocked my first 1000 km and in comparison to the previous Hankook Optimo, the new one feels more comfortable and softer in terms of tyre hardness. Handling and noise levels are practically identical. I haven’t driven in strong rain yet. I don’t plan on using it in winter, even though I live in the south. Overall, I’m satisfied with the purchase. I was a bit disappointed that the manager never got in touch with me directly to clarify my order and all