- Excellent off-road rowing, on clay and wet snow, it is normally controlled on asphalt. Little noise.
- Haven't revealed yet.
- - tires are not noisy, at a speed of 140 km / h, the same as at 40 km / h — as AT copes well with mud, in combination with comfort and speed and efficiency on the pavement, it is an excellent option for everyday life, and with trips to the mud for fishing. - Quite durable - durable sidewall - the car with this rubber looks quite brutal
- balanced fairly well, BUT for best effect it is better to rotate the tire on the disk to find the most optimal position, if at all possible on off-road tires
- The only thing I liked was the price.
- Inexpensive, nominally on shnivy costs.
- Aggressive tread pattern. Price.
- Feels harsh. One wheel balanced on a new rim with 50/60 performance
- Price, versatility AT.
- 1. Wear resistance. Rubber (5 pieces) was purchased at the beginning of the season. Mileage 7900 from March to November. Driving style is not aggressive - I drive children to/from school. The collapse is done. The front cylinders are worn out like they are four or five seasons old. Hankook, which stood before the Cordiants, were in this state after 6 (!) seasons (of course, they alternated front and back), and a year later they were accepted into the “cutting” without question. These, after alternating front / rear, will live for a maximum of 2 more seasons. As a result, 3 seasons of Korda against 7 Hankuk. Very weak. 2. Sluggish sidewall. On a two-lane, but narrow road at a speed of 30-35, I went to the side of the road from the oncoming lane (there are some citizens who can only drive in the middle of the road), and the front axle on the right caught a hole. The balloon deflated quickly. I found the reason right away - the inner sidewall folded in half from the impact, and was cut by the rim. There are no other explanations. Pit without fittings.