Kumho Tyre Reviews
Kumho Road Venture MT-71 Studio Overview
Welcome to the Kumho Road Venture MT-71 Studio Overview We are looking at the new Kumho Road Venture MT-71, which is a seriously chunky piece of rubber. Checking out the features of the MT-71 in our studio & what Kumho is saying about this new 'low road noise' mud terrain tyre. Find out more in the vid. The Kumho MT-71 tyres will be put onto our long term 200 Series Landcruiser for a good 10.000km review. Full Transcript: - Today in the warehouse, we've got the new Kumho Road Venture MT-71. Hey folks at home. It's no secret that I'm a huge fan of chunky rubber. And this is some of the chunkiest rubber that I've seen in a while. It's the new mud terrain tyre from Kumho. It's the Kumho Road Venture MT71. And now this is a brand new tread pattern from them, it's supersedes I think it's the old KL71, so that one's gonna be disappearing. This one's gonna the new one and you could certainly say that it's a lot more aggressive than the old KL. So even though they're saying it's newer and more aggressive, they're actually saying it's still low road noise for a mud terrain tyre so, interesting to see how low road noise this is. Once I actually show you the tread pattern, you'll understand what I mean by that. Why the little fingers going up and down. And they're also saying there's gonna have extra durability and cut and chip resistance. And so in terms of sizing, it's actually generally on your lighter sizes. So in Australia at the moment we have between 31 inch and 35 inch tyres, but it is only just coming out at the market at this stage so that may increase as they bring more ties into the country. So let's take a look at the tread pattern. Come over here, come over here, come on, come on. That's it. That's it. So looking at the sidewall to start off with, it's interesting because they've actually got a super aggressive sidewall. It's actually the same on both sides, but they've sort of got these little crown shaped things going in looping patent and they actually stick off the sidewall by maybe five mil or something like that. Maybe even six mil if I'm being accurate. And so that's really gonna help you dig out of those ditches. And it's probably some of the most aggressive sidewalls that I've seen in a while. Quick update, since filming this video, we found out that Kumho's actually offering this tyre in three ply in most of the sizes, however, some of the sizes are actually only two ply sidewall. And so that's all of the 15 inch size tyre, so that's the 31, 33, 35 inch tyres in the 15 inch, and also the 255/75R17 is also only two ply sidewall. The rest are three ply. And apparently they're actually releasing more sizes once this whole coronavirus thing comes down. So look out for them anyway, back to the office. I think this has been designed for the Australian market, because look at these boomerangs. It's basically got this set of alternating boomerangs one, two, and then repeated again and again and again and I think actually now that I think about it, that's actually the Kumho logo isn't it? I'll have to confirm that one folks later on, but look at the massive void in this tyre. This is approximately 33 inch tyre, but I can almost fit two fingers in that one. And then we've got alternating blocks here as well. And you can see alternating skull of patterns here as well. So this is super aggressive. If you don't rotate this tyre, you're gonna know about it, so make sure you rotate this tyre. Only five or 10,000 Ks at the most. You can also see here they've got these ejectors which are actually gonna help really get the mud and crap out of the tyre pattern. So we're actually sticking this onto our longterm test rig, which is the 200 series big black land cruiser. And it'll be interesting to see how they go in terms of road noise but also on the road for the daily commute and also off the road as well. So tune in at about 10,000 K's and don't forget to subscribe so that we actually, you actually hear about notifications when we put up new videos, that'd be great. And also maybe let me know in the comments, what you think about these tyres and yeah, tune in 10,000Ks and we'll tell you all about how they've been.
4X4 Tyres: The Ultimate Guide
Are you wondering, "What tyre should I get for my 4X4?" You're not alone! We’ve gathered 11 incredible tyres in our studio for a detailed yet super helpful video. Check out these featured champions: Kumho - Krugen HP71, Dunlop - AT30, Michelin - Latitude Cross, BFGoodrich - Trail Terrain, Yokohama - Geolandar AT G015, Toyo - Open Country AT3, Falken - Wildpeak AT3W, BFGoodrich - K02 All Terrain, Nitto - Ridge Grappler, Maxxis - Razr MT 811, Kumho - Roadventure MT71, and Nitto - Mud Grappler. Did we miss anything? Share your thoughts in the comments below and visit tyrereview.com.au to leave your review. Tyre review is your ultimate destination to get the lowdown before you hit the road this summer!
Tyre Review - Kumho Road Venture AT52 Studio Overview
It's time, 12:57 now to be exact, after all my edits of how to introduce this video (insert John Cena entrance music), all jokes aside, it is actually time for our Studio Overview of the new Kumho Road Venture AT52. The new AT52 aims to blend the perfect combination of performance for your 4X4 life, this all-terrain tyre aims to take command of rugged landscapes when off-road whilst simultaneously providing a comfortable on-road experience. Join Jared as he breaks down (not literally) the new all-terrain AT52 tyre from Kumho. Thanks for watching and remember to like always. Don't forget to head over to www.tyrereview.com.au and review your tyres. Taking your 4WD for a spin? Got these on your wheels? We would love to hear your thoughts on the Kumho Road Venture AT52.
Kumho AT52 vs AT51: Which 4x4 Tire Should YOU Buy?
Ah, Sunday! The day we all pretend to be lazy, but secretly tackle everything we've missed from Monday to Saturday! So, how about spicing up your Sunday (or any day, really) with an exciting video? Join Jared as he dives into the intriguing world of rubber doughnuts (yes, doughnuts!). But wait, these aren't your sweet treats; we're talking about tyres! That's right, it's a tyre review, not a doughnut review—though I must admit, that could be a fun side channel idea! Now, let's get into the thrilling showdown between the Kumho Road Venture AT52 and its predecessor, the AT51 (that name sounds almost prehistoric!). The new AT52 is designed to deliver the ultimate blend of performance for your 4X4 adventures, conquering rugged terrains off-road while ensuring a smooth ride on the streets. Tune in as Jared compares the mighty AT52 and AT51 tyres from Kumho. Thanks for watching, and be sure to hit that like button! Don't forget to check out www.tyrereview.com.au to share your tyre experiences. Taking your 4WD for a spin with these bad boys? We can’t wait to hear your thoughts on the Kumho Road Venture tyres!
