Review on Cordiant Off Road 205/70 R16 97Q summer by Stanisaw Nader ᠌

To put it simply, I don't like city life. When wet, clay becomes a mere lubricant, making it difficult to work with. Even in a serious downpour, you can keep driving on these tires. For the past two years, I have been behind the wheel, so I am accustomed to noise and can accommodate my aversion to sliding, harsh surfaces. has certain advantages: Standard summertime asphalt tires are fine for the mud. It is well-balanced (and does not strike at speeds of 100-130), has smashed a glass bottle without incident, and acts normally on wet asphalt and with puddles, to name a few of its many impressive characteristics. Excellent resistance to wear. Cons: It's slippery, both on ice and summertime markings. At 60 miles per hour, I was forced to go around the pit on the right and into the markers, which dragged me into the oncoming lane (though it wasn't a particularly sharp bend). I can deal with the noise.