Review on MICHELIN Latitude Cross 235/60 R16 104H summer by Adam Pietras ᠌
I like everything, the quality is good, the price is reasonable.
I bought tires last year, skated the season. 235\55\r18 on lexus rx II. At a speed of about 80-90 km / h, the sharp edge of the "brick" (a support left by the road workers, where road signs are inserted (but there was no sign)), flew into the sidewall of the wheel. As a result: a hernia on the sidewall of the wheel and, after a couple of months, the rack began to flow into which the blow fell. Perhaps another tire would have burst, but not this one. Apart from this, the first season was satisfied with the tires. Having changed shoes for the second season, I was surprised by the noise. In contrast to winter kumho, it feels very good. Especially when the speed exceeds 60 (a special such howling rumble appears). After a thousand km in the new season, the rumble no longer cuts the ear, but it is there and spoils the driving pleasure ( If it wasn't for the hernia, I'd sell it and buy something less noisy.
- 1) They eat up small bumps in the road well. 2) They drive confidently through puddles, they don’t flood the car through the windshield. 3) "Tsepko" hold on to the road.
- 1) Noise / rumble at speeds over 60 km / h. 2) Due to the softness, the car starts to react a little worse (with a delay, or something) to the steering wheel and gas.
