Tyre reviews Kumho Ecsta HS52. Page 2 944

In response to the question, the seller replied that the manufacturer is Korea, but in fact it is China.

Luxurious tires for their class. Quiet. Dignifiedly handle water. Up to 150km/h they perfectly cope with their task. After 150 on water a bit uncomfortable.

Not a bad tire, I used Hankook on both field and road, in the rain and at high speed. At first, it seemed a bit noisy, but after 4 months of use, it seems to have become less noisy.

Pretty good tires, I chose something in the middle category and overall I'm satisfied. I'll say right away, I'm a layman in tires, but the sound after the Hankook tires on the Tucson is completely different

They hold the road well, I liked them more than Nexen, the sidewall of Kumho is more durable!

I've been choosing tires to replace the standard Bridgestone B250 for a long time. In size 195/55 15, in terms of price to quality ratio, there's simply nothing! According to tests, they're not far behind the leaders, Goody and Bridge

Impressions: excellent, after the conventional Bridges, the tire handles better, you can confidently enter turns, good traction. Braking is good, including on wet roads, although I haven't driven in heavy rain. It's too early to talk about wear, but the tires still look like new after the mileage. Noise is average, as is fuel consumption (compared to Bridges). I liked the behavior on the highway: the car drives confidently on them. Overall, a very balanced tire, I recommend.

Made in China, I wouldn't recommend... Hydroplaning is terrible, the rubber on the edges of the tread seems to be cracking...

Everything is great. It doesn't jump along the rut like Pirelli, brakes confidently, and in the rain (within reasonable limits) it's also fine

I'm satisfied with the tire! It's comfortable, handles well, and is stable on the highway. The mileage is not big, so I have nothing to say about wear yet. On a wet road, it's excellent - doesn't hydroplane, brakes well. In my opinion, it's an excellent choice!

Quite comfortable for its size, the difference with 215/55 R17 is not significant, but it's noticeably noisier. Maybe they haven't worn in yet, which is unlikely. Braking is excellent, handling is as it should be.