Review on Cordiant Comfort 2 SUV 215/65 R16 102H summer by Stanislaw Kimsa ᠌

One week on brand new tires with the dimensions 225-60-17 and a qashqai+2 vehicle. Before she came around, Yokohama Suv and Bridgestone were factory regulars. I am going to contrast with them. At the very least, it is not any worse, and in fact, considering that it is less noisy and costs less, it is, respectively, better. Ride quality is fairly nice. Certainly not on par with bridge, and much further above Yoki in quality. In contrast to the yoki, the protector has an appearance that is decidedly more contemporary. The noise level was highest at the bridge, and the yoka wore out rather rapidly. After purchasing a set of snowcross winter tires two years ago, I became aware of the cordial. The value of the dollar has increased, which has led to an increase in the cost of all imported rubber. When I considered the cost, I was taken aback by how well this rubber held up over the course of two winters. Now I had taken one throughout the summer, and I was extremely happy with both the course and the expectations. The biggest advantage is quiet, even on rough pavement. Probably the tire with the least amount of noise I've ever experienced across a variety of machines. By the way, snowcross in the winter is just as peaceful as it is in the summer, if not even quieter. It came as a surprise to me when the fitters set the weights at relatively high levels while they were attempting to balance the wheels. On the track, however, the driver reached speeds of up to 150 miles per hour without experiencing any beats. By the way, Yoku could still ride until the conclusion of the season; however, as a result of wear and tear at speeds greater than 110 kilometers per hour, it became not at all comfortable to ride; when loaded, the beating was particularly intense. In addition, I frequently go fishing while loaded and at a good pace. In general, I would suggest it. You will have a difficult time finding something that is more valuable for the same price. And even if you spend more money, it's highly unlikely that you'll discover anything better. I am happy for the home manufacturer; congratulations on their success.