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Kumho TyresNewest Review: ... on going on a road trip to paris so whilst getting my car prepared i had some new tyres and had four way tracking done to all the wheels. i have tried these tyres in extremely wet and dry conditions and on muddy country roads. also i tend to drive my car when safe to do so a bit hard so i have tested these very well and believe them to be a very good, hardwearing competent tyres. i paid ... more |
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by - written on 02/06/08 (Somewhat useful, 2526 readings)
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my local garage is a big fan of these tyres and highly recommends them. so i thought i would give them a try. i was planning on going on a road trip to paris so whilst getting my car prepared i had some new tyres and had four way tracking done to all the wheels. i have tried these tyres in extremely wet and dry conditions and on muddy country roads. also i tend to drive my car when safe to do so a bit hard so i have tested these very well and believe them to be a very good, hardwearing competent tyres. i paid around 45 pound each including fitting. which for a 195 / 65 v tyres is fairly reasonable. noise was fairly quiet even at 80 miles per hour on the french motorways. ... Read the complete review

by - written on 01/09/07 (Very useful, 10947 readings)
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Car: MG ZT 1.8Turbo Tyres: Kumho Ecsta SPT 225/45ZR18 91 Y For those of you who have been following my saga of the MG, you will know that I have used several different brands of tyres over the years. As each set wears out I review the market to see what is available. In the past the choice was very limited; Michelin and Continental were the only manufacturers who made tyre in this then unusual 18” size. More recently, far more choices have emerged, the last set but one that I bought having been Bridgestone. The most recent set have been from a manufacturer that was new to me, Kumho of South Korea. Kumho tyres (tires?) are not commonplace ... Read the complete review


