Kumho Tyres SOLUS TA21 Reviews

Drove car out of the shed and a smooth pebble got pinched bounced of the shed wall went through the sidewall tyre deflated instantly. Went back to the Dealer they stated no warranty no defect warranty no accedental warranty so No replacement. I m glad this didnot happen on a highway when my Family was in the car We would be all ded.Im getting the entire set replaced and recomending Kumho be Prosecuted for the Quality of this Series of tyre.

Early days but I noticed wheel spin upon standing start in the wet (unlike my previous Dunlop FM800s and stock Continental ContiEcoContacts), so the throttle needs to be nursed through if trying to quickly cross a busy roundabout or intersection. This is difficult to do as being a softer touring tyre, it's hard to 'feel' the exact point when the car bites to the road and you have traction. Seems to have plenty of grip in wet once the car is in motion and you have traction. However, it drives nicely in dry conditions. Tyre is comfortable and noise is relatively quiet sub 80kmph. I thought I'd give an early review because it's a new tyre and there were no reviews. The newly released EU Label rates these as a 'C' in wet breaking tests. While these tests don't fully characterise a tyre, in this case they match my experience. EPREL Public website (europa.eu) Currently I don't feel as confident driving in the wet in these tyres in urban conditions as my previous Dunlop FM800 tyres.