Tyre reviews Kumho I Zen Stud KW11. Page 1 23

Ran it for three seasons, behaves great on both dry roads and on ice, hit where I wanted in the winter, naturally within reason, had a few studs blow off but the middle part of the tread is devoid of them in principle, so it's much quieter and safer in thaw due to the tackiness in the middle, very happy with the tire.

Excellent wear-resistant and affordable studded tires

I've been using them for 3 winters for a reasonable price and they're in great condition. I've lost 3 studs over 3 seasons. I don't hear the tires. They handle the road perfectly on all surfaces except bare ice.

Comfortable, reliable tires
Installed on Logan 175/80R14. Participated in rides on snowy terrain. Never got stuck. Excellent grip on snowy roads. Allow for stress-free movement at higher speeds.
Pros: comfortable, grippy
Cons: did not find

Very comfortable. Bought in the middle of last winter, lost one stud. Scuffed it properly. In the thaw, drove into the mud - made a furrow across the bridge, but managed to get out, didn't get stuck - the 50 meters of strong mud was overcome only due to the rubber. Soft and comfortable. Haven't noticed any downsides yet!

P.S. I've got a 21st Volga. Model ought to be indicated, and why are there

Bought it about a month ago. More accurate reviews can be given only after winter season. But for now - a solid "4".

Three winters on the Logan - the tires are very good in any conditions.
At such a price, there are no competitors. Been driving for 30 years and a bunch of "worn-out tires"

Very durable tires.

Installed on the rear axle three years ago. Not studded. I don't change to summer tires, I drive both in winter and summer. They have covered 120,000 km!!! The remaining tread depth: 3-4 mm.