Tires Hankook or BFGoodrich

Hankook all season EV pe Electrica cu tractiune integrala se comporta excelent\u2026. Este adevarat ca derapeaza dar tractiunea ajusteaza automat direc\u021bia si pentru mine cel putin, nu simt mare diferen\u021b\u0103 intre AS si iarna.\nPentru mine bataia de cap si costurile cu schimbatul si depozitarea anvelopelor merita investi\u021bia intr-un AS.\n15000 km pe an. Preponderent oras din care vreo 3000 in afara majoritatea vara

Hankook 4season, f multumit pana acum, zici ca mergi pe gogosari????

I've been rocking Hankook Venuts Prime 2S on my 1997 Civic for about a year and how extremely well they handle everything, especially considering they're DOT16. I'm overall extremely happy with the Hankooks.

I’d consider the Hankook Kinergy P737s. Great tread life, good for smaller vehicles and rated for 70 or 80k miles? First time I used Korean tires, solid performance in wet or dry.

I had them on my Mazda 3 with 45k miles and plenty of tread left.

I’ve put two sets of these on my kids cars. They are very decent tires for the price.

I just replaced all 5 on my Forester, BF Goodrich All Terrains, for AU $1250, so about US $840 at Costco.

I have the same problem. I have the Hankook Ventus V2's and they're fine when its dry but I'll be spinning tires whenever it rains. I got to be extra careful whenever its wet out.

I am driving Mercedes S Class with Hankook Winter Icept Evo 3 that are now in third season with total around 30.000 Km driven.

As soon as I pass 90 Km/h seat starts to shake and I have tapping sound somewhere beneath the car. It least until 130 Km/h and then it is normal on higher speeds again.

Worn KO2s are known to have lots of siping, but for some reason the siping doesn\u2019t go all the way down and they\u2019re known for getting pretty bad in the wet/snow vs some other off road tires.

I have k02 on mine and i dont like them. They look great and in mud and dirt they are great but a little water ore snow and ice and they break free if i goose it just a hair.