Kumho Tyres ROAD VENTURE SAT KL61 Reviews

these have been the best AT tyres I have put on the ute great value for money no road noise, get the job done off road. I have had these tyres for about six months, they have held up to each challenge i have put them through, they leave a little to be desired when it comes to mud but with the right approach, tyre pressure because we all know if you run your tyres a little high or a little low you will run into trouble, these tyres will get the ute trought. I would highly recommend these tyres to anyone looking to start four wheel driving affordable and a great entry level tyre

25.000 towing 2 half ton caravan not much off road stuff .Thought I would get better Ks out of them , Maybe only 10.000 Ks left on them

had at 22 for 48000 then put these ones on 55000 on now gettting down low tread now about may be 10000 left in them change to the all new wildpeaks step up size to 265/65/18 looking around now for price and to buy in launceston will have to go for 5 to make spare the same size .

There alright overall would prefer something more aggressive

Wasn't an ok tyre apart from the terrible wear on them. Part of the reason I purchased them was they had a 60000km guarantee on them. But despite following their tyre care plan of rotations every 8k-10k I was lucky to get 30,000 so to say I was a bit disappointed is an understatement. Expected alot more, definatly wouldn't buy again...

Not happy with off-road ability and wear

I have had a few different tyres over the years but the kumos are pretty good value for money. The 265 /60r18 seems a little soft in the side walls as they do tend to wear the outa edges more than the rest of the tyre even after wheel alignment but this is really the only issue I have had with them. There not the best tyre out there but by far not the worse HT. I'm currently in the market for a set of All terrains and would happily put the Kumo At's on. I have just moved from Central QLD down to Tassie and plan to get off the betten track a little more so I'm sure ill be able to put them to the test.

We’re on the car when we bought it and we’ve done 75000 km with them. Had to buy two new ones in that time though through bad punctures but they were largely our fault. Having said that, the tyres will puncture on the sidewall if you’re not careful or don’t let the pressure down. Good enough off road on gravel or sand and for towing our camper but wouldn’t taken them into wet mud or slippery clay type tracks as they don’t clean the treads enough...but that’s not what they’re designed for. Khumo guarantees 60000 km but our experience is they will do more. Rotated twice in the time we’ve had them. They are getting a bit slippery now (3.5 years old) especially in the wet although the tread still has another 10000 according to the tyre place we use. Noise has been great until probably the last 7-10000 so we’re now looking for a new set. Prior to this though very quiet on road and really capable in wet conditions. Would definitely consider these again but we’re thinking about going further off road so looking for a slightly more capable off-road tyre this time. 

These have been surprisingly good off road for what I'd consider an 80/20 AT tyre. They air down nicely the many times we've hit the beach and they did well on a few muddie and rocky tracks around south east qld but I wasn't exactly punting them through bog holes. They handle well enough on the tarmac, good lateral grip and are wearing fairly well. I'll likely try something new next time, only because there's so much choice but I still recommend these. Good value. Mid-strength LT construction. Quiet on the highway. You could do far worse.