Tyre reviews Kumho Solus KL21. Page 1 60

This is for reasonable driving. They met my expectations, and it’s no wonder they’re fitted as standard on this car. They hum along on the motorway, and in the city, they’re perfect. They maintain speed well, don’t hydroplane, haven’t let me down, and have actually helped me out a couple of times. On a good rain, with small puddles at 120-140 km/h, 4-5 bars. They were standard fitments. They lasted

Very good, quiet, with a hard sidewall, allowing for high-speed entry into a turn, good traction on clay.

Super tyre, where very good technology is applied, namely Met Cord. Steel cord has several advantages over cords made of other materials. It has high tensile strength, and High Dispersion Quartz improves road performance and wear resistance due to improved bonding strength and dynamic viscoelastic properties.

I purchased Kumho 245/55 R19 tyres about two weeks ago and covered around 1,300 km, with 1,000 km on the highway. I was pleased with the tyres. As they are said to be noisy, I wouldn't say so - they are as quiet as Bridgestone. If you don't want a noisy tyre, fit a bald one. I have driven both in the wet and dry conditions and they grip well. I gave it a 2 out

I have been driving on these tires for 4 years now and can confidently say that you can drive in any weather with comfort and safety.

Kumho Solus KL21 235/65 R17 104V

A good summer tyre for a good price. There's nothing extraordinary to expect from it. It's designed for asphalt driving, which it does well. The car sits on them as if they were made for it. The handling is great. The directional stability is excellent, it does not drift or float. It's like a Korean tyre.

I don't know how to rate it for snow and ice

Excellent tires! Best price-quality ratio. You won't regret it!

Reasonable on price, but there are better and more expensive options.

Good tire for the price. Quiet, holds the road well.

Top-quality tires at reasonable prices!