Tyre reviews Kumho Wintercraft SUV Ice WS31. Page 6 361

Based on the noise, it's a good option, not noisy, and I've driven on almost dry roads at speeds over 100, it's fine. You need to steer a bit when going over 100. In terms of passability, it's perfect for the city, sometimes it may skid a bit on ice, but it's not critical. I used to drive on Hakkapeliitta 5 for 10 years before, these new ones are just like the old ones.

Good rubber quality, very soft. Good snow passability. Few spikes, so average acceleration and braking on ice. Prone to skidding.

The tires are terrible, the worst I've had in my entire life. They're slippery in general 🙈. One thing that redeems them is that they're quiet, even the studded ones. I've been thinking about selling them.

Decent tires for their price. Two seasons, ran in as needed, all studs in place. I don't drive fast and I'm careful, so my assessment is based solely on my driving style.

It withstood four winters, two in KhMAO and two in Chelyabinsk. I was very pleased, good tires. One minus, in the first winter there was a small problem with balancing. But it was resolved quickly.

Good tires for their price. A bit noisy, heavy to exit the rut.
Good handling, not sliding, hold the road well on ice

Tires did not fail in mountainous terrain

Very much liked, view2 quality

Good soft tire. In this centric segment, it is probably the best option

Grip on icy and snowy country roads is excellent. A bit noisy. Overall, satisfied.