Review on Cordiant Comfort 2 185/65 R14 90H summer by Jnis Krsli ᠌

I put 215/55 p17 spring-autumn tires on my Ford Focus 3 and drove it for three years. According to their criteria, the rubber I purchased is only two years old, but it looks brand new to me. ONE PERIOD. Everything went swimmingly as I headed south, went off-road, etc. In the first season, I didn't notice any issues. Two Seasons. I've recently learned that when it rains heavily, the automobile needs to be caught, but everything works out in the end. TREE YEARS. Driving in a rainfall is now considered foolish, as the car is blown away at 100 km/h EXACTLY BREAKS!, meaning that you travel at a speed of 60–80 km/h. There is a regular upper limit of 100 km/h for rain. The Hong Kong Ring Road 80–90 makes you sick, and rebuilding it would be stupid due to the time and money saved. Less than 3mm remains at the end of the season, which is practically as smooth as glass. The rubber has clearly run its course, so I removed it and plan to sell it for recycling. The most crucial fact is that there was not even a single hole. There were consistent flats on both expensive and inexpensive tires because of the environment, but this is just a MIRACLE. No hernias were found either, although I do take extra caution when parking and driving. After using them for three years, I can confidently recommend these tires to others. But I just about A. ate my words when I saw how much the identical new one cost. From what I can tell, people in YaShZ think we're complete and utter moron. The quality of your tires is fine, but it's not quite Chinese standards. These tires can't even be compared to Goodyear, Michelin, or any other budget brand from China. Let the plant management drive them at that fee. The Final Tire Score: 5.5/10 Three choices now exist: 1) I'll spend $9,000 now and have brand new tires to drive on for two seasons (I won't do a third season now that I have experience). 2) Spend extra money to get something of higher quality than these standard tires, which only last an extra year or two. 3) For five thousand dollars or more, consider purchasing China; it might be as good as Cordiant and can handle two driving seasons (but not three) with ease. Tire claims are low, but the price has increased by a factor of 3. It would be for that, I'm sorry to say. Twelve years in the driving industry.