Review on Kumho Road Venture M/T KL71 205/80 R16 104Q all season by Dimitar Vasilev ᠌

In theory, for that amount of money, rubber is not a terrible investment. In addition to slurry, there are stones, sand, and dirt on her drum. In the chernozem, I burrow all the way up to the eggs on occasion, and when I find nothing there, I exit. Various advantages: A moderate amount of noise, resistance to wear, and two years without a single puncture. Below are some downsides: The rut does not get along with you. You need to get there and stay there. Even native kama, sometimes known as kama for a loaf, does not behave in this manner. I became stuck in a rut while I was on the Kama, and when you needed it the most, I left. On an RV, this won't work at all. I had the misconception that rutting was really simple when using RV side lugs. Wrong. Easy to clean up after use.