Tyre reviews Marshal KW22. Page 1 68

Bought a new car and immediately installed these tires on March 2 last year. The whole month was frost, snow and ice. After seasonal replacement, in total of 19000 km I drove half the distance on them. I always drive aggressively in any weather and season, have been in all situations, with 18 years of experience, so I can compare. Am extremely satisfied with the tires, the car handles great on a snowy and icy road, with skidding it holds well, main

Great tire, digs snow well and handles ice, performs well on black ice, especially after Hankuk 409, Marshal is heaven and earth.

Hello everyone!

I'd like to add my two cents to this conversation.

Last winter I put these fantastic tires on my underpowered Honda Element. Initially, I bought Hankook 409, but after the first snowfall, I replaced them with a different set, thinking it was okay, but it turned out not to be. My Honda kept getting stuck, even on a small incline near my home. To be honest, I felt pretty helpless. I decided to sell Hank

Good tires for the price, soft, the studs hold on well, a few blow out per winter.

2 seasons on a marshal. Half of the studs are worn out.

One tire started to lose its studs. I fixed it with a patch, but in the end, it blew out a cord. I bought these in 2017, they were the cheapest in this size. Otherwise, the tire is normal, brakes well, digs in, not noisy, durable.

Good tyres for the money. Took on a trial run after the Hapetita 8. With a calm drive, the difference is minimal. However, at high speeds, I feel a longer braking distance, and less sideway slip resistance. Otherwise, I didn't notice much of a difference.

I bought Marshal KW22 225/55 R17 101T in 2012 for a new car and have already driven it for three seasons. The mileage is over 30,000 km, with a mix of 50% city and 50% highway driving. The handling is great, with excellent traction on snow and ice, and the ride is not too harsh even when driving over potholes. The durability has been pleasantly surprising, with no tread wear damage. The only drawback

Great affordable tires! I highly recommend them!

Actually, I drive on non-studded tires during winter, starting from 2000. Regarding KW22, I'm aware of it because I sell tires myself, and it's been a while now. Another factor is the manufacturer: Kumho Korea and Kumho China are different tires / the Korean one is better.

Good tyres, quiet, price is in line with quality.