Review on Cordiant Winter Drive 195/55 R15 85T by Aneta Olszewska ᠌

To whom it may concern, good day. The CORDIANT WINTER DRIVE PW-1 YaShZ shop suckered me into buying (or, rather, I let myself be suckered into buying). A set of 205/55/16 94T tires will not have studs. I came in search of Nokian, but they were sold out. Such a discussion was initiated by a seasoned salesman. An really good tire exists. I've used it myself and am happy to suggest it to others. The Hong Kong Tire Plant produces these, and you may find Nokia on them as well. In 2022, this facility is state-of-the-art in every way: construction, machinery, and technology. You won't notice any change at all. You should take it; you can thank me later. The seller is fantastic in most respects. He gets 5 points for handling the Client's business. Thus, I decided to purchase. I put it in place. The rubber is supple and appears to be fairly quiet. Then, self-doubt began tormenting me. I don't know why I fell for it. Something more expensive had to be procured from somewhere. I paid $3,300 for a batch of them. This is an extremely reasonable price. The initial impressions are those of a typical tire. Concerningly, whenever I travel faster than 80 km/h outside of the acceleration lane and then quickly switch lanes, the car chatters as though the rubber has poor lateral support. It chimes, and once more, everything is perfect. Perhaps I have messed up royally. I used to own jeeps, but it's been a long time since I've drove one. So yet, nobody has mentioned the rubber itself, simply its mysterious bumpiness. The first snowfall has arrived, and the tire handles snow and sticky snow like any other.