Tyre reviews Kumho Wintercraft SUV Ice WS31. Page 7 361

Not bad tires. I don't know how they work without studs, but there was one moment when, if it weren't for the studs, the braking would have been very long. But it's good.

Good tires.

Kumho Wintercraft SUV Ice WS31 215/60 R17 100T XL (studded). I've read reviews about this tire and decided to buy it. I was very hesitant, since I was buying a tire from this brand for the first time. And... I didn't regret it. Over my driving experience (20 years), I've driven on tires from different brands (from renowned premium class manufacturers to mid-range priced tires). They handle snowy wet slush perfectly, and dry snowy surfaces on a 4-point scale. I think these tires are more suited for city driving. The noise level from the tires is average. At the end of winter, we'll see how many studs will be left on the tires))). My rating for these tires is 4+. Price-quality.

Absolutely satisfied with the purchase!!!

Optimal price-quality ratio

Excellent tires for their price

Took to replace the old Kumho, which I drove for 9 years and was satisfied with. So far, I haven't driven much on the new ones, but I can already compare. They hold the road worse, especially in turns, the car floats to the shoulder. In rutting, it also floats. Perhaps they haven't worn in yet, but it seems like the running-in period is 600 km, which means they should be working. In the snow, they seem to be not bad. Would I buy them again, probably not. They are noisy. Better to add and buy more expensive ones.

I was very pleased with the purchase of these tires, as I was not disappointed in the quality of Korean products. The only small minus is that the tread is too short, but otherwise everything is excellent

Good tires

I recommend for purchase