Tyre reviews Kumho Wintercraft WI32. Page 3 2323

We would like to have a constructive dialogue with the seller. 2 out of 4 tires are deflating due to a spike. Apart from "thank you for the review", the seller does not respond to the problem in any way. Money down the drain, not a small amount.

To understand, I don't expect magic from the tires, I try to follow the speed mode and adequately assess the weather and road conditions, taking this into account, the tires were very much to my liking, I read about them before buying, and I can confirm that they handle well, on a front-wheel drive car, they confidently overcome snow of different heights, noise is not important to me, so I can say that personally, it doesn't make much noise, I ran in the tires, so in the second season, not a single stud was lost. The handling is predictable, for those who don't try to prove to others how cool they are, the tires should be suitable. There are only a few drawbacks, in my opinion, there are too many loads, that's what happened.

Everything is fine. There are no complaints. The studs are in place. It holds the road in a blizzard, on ice, and at around 0 degrees with frost. Overall, everything is satisfactory. It's as noisy as all tires on asphalt. It rides comfortably. It's moderately soft.

Before that, I took them for a low-power vehicle, they showed themselves to be super, spring and winter were great, even at -50-55 (Yakutia), I recommend them to everyone.

The studs are very small, they stick out somewhere, and somewhere they are not felt, I do not recommend this tire

Handles the road normally but makes a lot of noise

Good

Overall, the tires are good on ice, holding confidently, and they handle snow briskly, the only downside is that they are somewhat noisy, but that's what you get with studded tires, so it's quite decent.

The tire is very noisy on dry asphalt.

Excellent tire. Most of the mileage is on rural asphalt roads. The studs are all in place. Predictable handling on snow and rain.