Tyre reviews Kumho I Zen KW22. Page 6 317

I've been driving on this tire for the third season. Initially, it was great during the first winter, quiet, comfortable and soft. However, by the end of the first season, most of the studs on the front wheels were gone, even though I only drive in a leisurely style. In the second season, I swapped the rear tires with the front ones, which unfortunately led to most of the studs being worn off the front wheels again. Now, I'm starting the third season with

This is my second set, I had the same one before. On my second car I got the KW31, it slides on the ice like a cow, brakes poorly, and on wet asphalt it pulls on turns. I drove on the Nokia 5, Bridgestone 5000, Toyo g-grip, all of them are one tire size smaller than the 22, one model minus. After the second season, 30 percent of the tires are worn out, after the third

Great tires. Recommend.

Tires are good, just noisy.

A bit noisy, but the sipes are still there.

Everything is fine, price-quality. For a lightweight car for winter - a great option. The mileage is not big (my wife's car), but there are no complaints at all. The studs do their job perfectly, it's an optimal choice for our snowy winter.

The tyre is fine, price-performance ratio is optimal. I mostly use it in the city, but I also drive off the asphalt with it, and despite the front-wheel drive, the tyre shows very good braking on snow, I haven't tried it on ice yet, but it handles black ice on the streets perfectly.

I don't know about others, but I am absolutely satisfied with this tire!!! Noise is the least of my concerns when I can get out of the mess of snow, water, ice and mud... I am very satisfied and without a doubt I will take it again...

Four tires were installed 8 (eight) years ago. And are they still alive? YES! For their price, the tire is simply phenomenal! Mainly used on Moscow Region roads + Moscow. One spring was deprived of a driving license for half a year, decided not to change the winter, anyway, no one else uses the car except me. Sometimes rode in the summer. All is okay. In the first winter, a spike was ripped off with meat, where it apparently got stuck.

It's been two seasons on this tire. It wears like crazy. And it's all pretty well, but maybe because it's so soft, it doesn't handle well in the snow. Probably for the same reason why the rear wheels pick up nails and screws all the time. I even got a side wall tear in the city. The Hankook and Pirelli tires I had for three seasons never did that. By the way, my Kumho is Korean.