Tyre reviews Kumho Wintercraft SUV Ice WS31. Page 3 361

Quiet, no noise from the studs
Hold well on the road, tested in the city on the highway and on Lake Baikal ice

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And here's the end of winter season with mileage at five-tenths, you can leave a review now. The tires fully justified themselves, there were no problems at all. I would recommend.

This winter has been quite snowy and long. I bought the tires for my wife's car, which she uses every day to drive the kids to school, kindergarten, and clubs. Neither my wife nor I have experienced any problems with braking or handling. In general, the tires have performed quite well. I think they are a good value for the price. I would definitely recommend them to someone.

Tires performed quite well on snow, slush, and wet conditions. There are minor comments on behavior on ice. Suitable for calm driving.

This is the quietest winter tire that I have ever driven on.
It handles well on snow, adequately on ice,
If you’re driving in the city, it’s fine.

I'm completely satisfied with the first winter season of use. The price-to-quality ratio is at a high level. After Goodyear, the braking performance in full is three times better. The noise level is minimal. However, the recommended pressure of 2.2 is indeed too low, the tire is too soft at 2.6. The tire behaves confidently in any weather on the north, whether it's a fierce frost or a thaw. I don't see the point in overpay

Driven on this tire for two winters in total. Overall, the impression is extremely good. For this price, it is simply a super tire. In two years, I have lost only one stud, most likely due to an emergency stop on asphalt in the spring.

Excellent tire, quiet even on dry roads 100%. Performs well on snow, grips the road well. Braking distance, well, it doesn't lock up (laughs). You know what I mean, there's no such tire. Honestly, I'd give it a 4.8 out of 5. I think it's missing just a little something. Drifts in a snowbank and gets clogged, etc. I'd recommend it, I really liked it, let's see

Good tread. Quiet.

The tire is quiet (compared to Hakkas) even surprised, quite soft,
handling is 4. On icy roads, it's better to be more careful, the feeling is like being on a sticky substance, I live in the northern region where icy roads are constant. The tire is not for the north, for the middle latitudes and south it will be just right.
In general, I would rate it not as a winter studded tire, but rather as an all-season tire (sticky), and also after a mileage of 3000 km, one tire still didn't sit properly on the rim (i.e. it's wobbling, or it's a defect, or the quality is such).
At speeds above 120 km/h, the car starts to float (due to hunger), the safety systems of the car intervene.
So far, I've driven over 6000 km on it, of which about 2000 km on ice (icy roads, not pure ice), mixed feelings, most likely next season I'll buy something else.