Tyre reviews Kumho Wintercraft WS71. Page 1 99

Decent tires for the price. I drove on snow and ice (briefly, as it's Astrakhan) If you drive head-on, constantly monitoring traffic conditions, with 4-wheel drive on and anticipating all maneuvers, you can drive on any tires.

A great tire for city (SPb), where, in my opinion, studs are not even needed, quiet, soft and noiseless tires, good price-quality ratio! + exactly in Kumho I found my size, since the tires on my car are of different widths.

Naval H5. Leningrad region. Considering that the roads are cleaned, you need to use your head before doing something with the steering wheel, there were no problems. On 4wd - it's excellent. On a snowy road - not in a hurry, with rear-wheel drive, on ice - carefully, if you overdo it with the gas - it loses traction, on clean asphalt - it's good, in terms of noise - it's excellent, the tires are not heard, on water - it doesn't float. I came to the conclusion that in the European part of Russia, studs are not needed. Studs are needed to start moving and accelerate faster, and on ice, the braking distance is less. Previously, I had Formula Ice, I wouldn't say they are better. Braking (knock on wood three times) - well, 2.3 tons stop pretty well. In general, I'm happy with the tire. For the city, it's just right!!! I have Korean tires, there are also Made in Thailand ones. I won't comment on those. You need to be careful in the winter, regardless of the presence of studs in the tire.

Excellent tire

In use for 2 months. R18. Good tire, quiet and comfortable. No complaints. Price is great. Water and snow - excellent. Be careful on ice.

A bit too hard

Everything arrived on time. I was pleasantly surprised that the tires were of this year's production. Excellent seller. Definitely recommend.

No complaints about the tire. It's moderately noisy, handles the road well, and copes with ice in the yard)) There was almost no winter, so it's hard to give a full review.

The price/quality ratio is excellent

For the city, that's what you need, but for driving in the countryside, I would still recommend studded tires.
On ice, for me, the behavior of a car with non-studded tires is uncomfortable.
Choose individually, according to your operating conditions. In general, I am satisfied.

Excellent tires in terms of price to quality ratio.
Driven on Haval Dargo X, handle great, quiet on asphalt, predictable on ice.