Review on MICHELIN Latitude Tour HP 265/65 R17 110 year old by Adam Kotula ᠌

The only reason I'm writing this review is because some of the other commenters here make pointless criticisms of this rubber. For over three years, I've been driving around on this tire mounted on my Hyundai Tucson. Completely content (as a boa constrictor might say!)) It seemed like I had entered a fairy tale when I took a fresh one and put it on a car at the same time. In general, throughout the entirety of the time it was in existence, I never once had any complaints about it. What you require for both journeys into the country and outings into the city. It holds the road properly, rolls (and accelerates) exactly great, doesn't lead away, speed bumps always slip gently, and even the "humpbacked" ones don't leave any hernias (not a single one has come out yet!). It also doesn't lead away. Only now, when the remaining portion of the tread is already quite tiny, has water drainage become inadequate (and even then, only at speeds of more than 100 kilometers per hour). The rest of the rubber is in OUTSTANDING condition. In general, dear drivers. I strongly suggest that everyone purchase this rubber, despite the fact that it is not the least expensive option currently. You won't be frittering away your money for no reason at all. Because other analogues that are similar in pattern (even cheaper by 1000 per wheel) are far inferior to this rubber, I am going to put myself new ones precisely the same now (with a reserve for the summer after next). The last time I purchased my Kolema, the price was approximately 4, and now it is approximately 4.8. However, I do not feel bad about parting with this money because. I am convinced that it is worthwhile. Best wishes to everyone! ;)