Kumho Road Venture M/T KL71 245/80 R15 104Q all season Review
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Description of Kumho Road Venture M/T KL71 245/80 R15 104Q all season
- The sidewall is soft and relatively sturdy, and may be etched up to 1 without damage if you use your head. Superior to Goodrich MT and Cooper STT on clay soils when it comes to self-cleaning. Good at breaking away from the pack. Almost silent at speeds of 110 mph or more on asphalt.
- However, it was designed for dirt, so if you plan on doing more than 70 percent of your driving on pavement, you're better off with a Cooper or Goodrich, which will wear more slowly and provide better handling on asphalt.
- 1. R 15 and 16 have a good selection of sizes. 2. Calm on the asphalt 3. Powerful
- 1. Easily forgotten, unlike the identical BFG or Cooper. 2. Heavy 3.
- It rows very well, it is quite stable on the road, it does not feel puddles at speed, it gently walks along the potholes))
- Very heavy, noisy! , there is something to compare from MT,
- Evil pattern, affordable pricing, and peace.
- only rows normally if her poison is under 1.
- - Moderately noisy on pavement. - Impenetrable for small self-tapping screws (up to 19mm). -Justifies its MT quality by 100% - Brilliantly removes water from the contact patch when driving on flooded roads. - Pretty soft.
- -Very heavy. -Wears quickly on pavement. (3-4 mm per season) when driving on asphalt for more than 70% of the operating time.
- It cleans well, strong, soft, as silent as for me.
- You can’t roll a lot on asphalt, 13,000 km of run in front erased 10% of the rear like new, but this is in the field, the weight distribution is nothing.
- Appearance, cross-country ability, the car has grown by 0.8 mm
- DT consumption.
- Deep tread soft not noisy good self-cleaning and of course the look
- did not find
- 2.5 years without punctures or repairs, LT model with reinforced sidewall. While the new one makes little noise and rides tolerably through the mud.
- The patency of a car in the mud (namely in the mud, and not on muddy primers) quickly sharpens on asphalt and starts to make noise.
- Good self-cleaning. Decent traction on asphalt. Thanks to the directional pattern, it always leaves a chance to get back.
- Badly balanced. Noise, but that's subjective.
- It rows perfectly (mud, sand, puddles), puddles are not felt, even at a decent speed, just like a country road with a fair amount of dust, it cleans up well, jumps out of the rut (and also jumps onto the curbs just as well if you rub yourself sideways))) ), soft.
- At a speed of more than 80 it starts to make a noticeable noise, it’s hard to drive for long distances, then there is a buzz in the ears, at a speed of 120 the road control leaves much to be desired, and if you accelerate more than 120 you start to feel like a suicide bomber. When braking hard, the car bounces. )))) (for the first time, I was taken aback by surprise). Heavy (although I can only compare with the highway).