Tyre reviews Marshal KL61 Road Venture SAT 18

They turned out to be good for both the highway and off-road, as they weren't noisy, which I thought they would be, and confidently went on dirt roads. The car is indeed a 4x4. I took them on a trip and there were no issues with the tires. The main thing is that the price is reasonable. No visible wear.

I've been using the 235 70/16 tires on my all-wheel drive crossover for two months during the summer. I've driven mostly on the highway and occasionally on gravel. They are significantly quieter than my old tires and very soft, making for a comfortable ride. I find that I can drive over sleeping police officers and potholes much more comfortably. The handling is good and self-cleaning is also a plus. However, I noticed that the rolling resistance is higher and my fuel consumption

The noise from the tires is minimal. Handling is satisfactory to me. I haven't driven in heavy mud, but I haven't experienced any severe slipping or locking-up due to wear.

I go on vacation every year both on highways and on dirt and forest roads. On the highway, of course, it is noisy, but handling is good. It mixes gravel on "hooray". Again, I was won over by the price. Overall, I'm satisfied.

It's worth the money. Cheap tires with mediocre positive characteristics. In summer on asphalt it's good, on mud I didn't drive. On the first snow at zero temperature you can still drive, at minus temperatures it's very bad. Although it's written as an all-season tire, it's more of a summer tire.

Good tyres. Ridden for one season - wear is hardly noticeable.
Balanced with loads up to 20 grams. Actually, we struggled getting them on the wheel, but that's more about the wrong storage.
Three hundred rubles from the top calmed the fitters down.

245/75/16 on Ssangyong Actyon Sport
Excellent tyre in summer, no complaints on roads whatsoever. Mounted on a pickup, carries load well, strong, wears out little, good on water, doesn't float.
As a 4x4 model - a disappointment.
Don't recommend for winter - doesn't brake and doesn't grip, despite full-time four-wheel-drive.
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Administration - update the list

After Cooper ST I chose a less "aggressive" tire. So 78 model wasn’t considered, and I looked at this tire exactly. Ran 3500 km, of which 2400 on the route from Nizhnevartovsk to Tolyatti. As for the city tire, there won’t be any special advantages or disadvantages, except for winter, but it’s a summer tire. Got caught in a light drizzle and a few puddles on the highway, of

I bought instead of the renowned Bridgestone.
The tire size 285/75 16, at the time of selection there was little money, so I looked at Asian tires.
After a short search, I ordered the Marshal...
Tire satisfied 200%
Balance - excellent
Noise - minimal
Dirt - excellent
Snow - easy
Bonus - white letters on the sidewall
Bonus2 - production in S

Hi everyone! When I bought new tires for my car, I looked at the “aggressiveness” of the tire design and chose this one without hesitation. The tire is great: first of all, the balance is minimal (no more than 1.2 weights per wheel, not exceeding 20g), the noise on asphalt is acceptable for this type of design and doesn’t bother me, and the movement on dirt is excellent - I even pulled out the Toyota and Cherokee owners from the holes