Tyre reviews Kumho I Zen RV Stud KC16. Page 2 49

The biggest drawback is the noise level. On dry asphalt at speeds above 50 km/h, it’s as if a jet plane is hovering above one’s head. Shingles – over the course of 7 winters, about 30% have gone flat.

Optimal price- quality ratio

Deflation, all the studs fell off after a week of driving on snow.

Outstanding price-performance ratio.

I bought this tire two years ago. The size is 255/55 R18. It's a very good tire for the price. A bit noisy, but I expected it from a studded tire. Braking is excellent - never let me down. Holds well on both asphalt, and snowy roads. I drove to St. Petersburg and Kazan from Moscow during winter, and everything went very smoothly. I've been driving it for the third season now, and almost all studs are still in

Very loud crap.
Shreds don't fall off that easily.
Soft.
Balanced perfectly.
It brakes alright in snow and ice.
But the noise is TAAADDDAASSSSSSSSSS!!!

Quite loud on asphalt but reliable in snow, slush and wet road.

The machine roars, but does not take off.

(road noise)
Extremely and Extremely noisy. Just terrible. Planning to get rid of them.

I have tires that are non-studded. No resonance as they're well balanced. Noise level is normal. Soft and good traction on the road. I'm satisfied with the purchase so far. Full review of the tires after winter.