Tyre reviews Kumho Solus KH21. Page 1 1004

Good choice for an all-weather tire. I just couldn't find a much better grip in high humidity conditions. In sharp turns you may feel the car slide a bit less. Now I should add that I'm quite aggressive in driving, even in corners.

All-season tire that perfectly fits my car usage [8000km a year] where I drive. Above average wear [compared to summer tires]. Order suitable for improved [performance] in winter period.

is converted into a high-roof living van, so I need additional load-carrying capacity REVIEW proposal, well "in any weather" tread pattern gives me, what additional handle is required, when on camping fields.

They're not a very good tire, and I wouldn't go out of my way to buy them again. During snow and ice, I found the handling and traction weren't very good, but I attributed this to the tires being overinflated from the last servicing and, of course, I had only purchased two (2) of these tires for the front, as the rear were fine, but were different tires. They were great when a bit of air was let out and this fixed the

WINTER SHIN SHINES ON SNOW AND BLACK ICE, BEST TIRE I'VE EVER USED, EXCELLENT EVERYWHERE AROUND, WHY BUY AGAIN!

Picked up in around 50 km to get going, but after that, on condition of good circular performance in the UK's winter conditions, although wear rate not so good as previous tyres.

High quality tyres at an even better price.

Not Very Well All-Season Tire Still No Experience with Snow, as It Hasn't Had Snow Yet.

Tires are very sensitive to air temperature and atmospheric pressure. Always re-inflate to the recommended pressure. Otherwise, result in penalty.

I was looking for low-noise tyres and this is it. Both the grip and handling are also on a high level. Better than the Uniroyal RainSport and Dunlop SP01.