KUMHO TYRE REVIEWS

Kumho are mid-range tyres and are considered to be as good as some premium brand. Kumho is a South Korean company and most of their tyres are made there. They have grown leaps and bounds in very little time, and their tyres can be found on many cars approved my many vehicle manufactures as fitted on their cars. Kumho make tyres in a vast array of sizes to cover cars, 4x4’s and commercial vehicles. In the UK, the full range can only be bought through selected Kumho dealers, which are called “performance centres”. The completion is tough in the mid-range sector with many alike brands Kumho has tried to stay ahead in the UK by forming partnerships with companies like Manchester united football club. Kumho is an official sponsor of the club the Kumho brand can also be found at many motoring events. Priced in the mid-range always cheaper than the branded, however with recent price increases they are loosing some share to other cheaper makes. There only savour is that their tyres are a lot better quality and still perform far better than cheaper makes.

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ECSTA Sport KU31 The KU31 is a max performance tyre available in a wide range of sizes mostly in low-profile sizes. The KU31 features three straight ribs the centre rib has the ECSTA logo embedded in the tread. This KU31 does really punch above its weight; the performance is much like a premium brand.

ECSTA Supra 712 The 712 was a performance tyre by Kumho replaced by the KU31 the 712 had mix reviews. In the media, there were reviews that put it at the high end and suggested that it performed unlike anything else out there. Whereas some reviews in particular general motorists reviews were either poor or above average. The tread design was different and was loathed or hated.

Solus KH15 The Solus KH15 made for family cars including saloons and small hatchbacks. The KH15 wasn’t performance-orientated but it didn’t disappoint in that department. The Kumho kh15 was good at comfort and durability.