Kumho Solus KH21 im Test
The Kumho Solus KH21 receives a mixed reception, with users divided between those who appreciate its value and durability for daily commuting and those who find its performance lacking under spirited driving conditions. While some drivers report satisfactory grip in varied weather, others highlight significant concerns regarding wet-weather traction and audible noise levels as the tire ages.
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The Kumho Solus KH21 receives a mixed reception, with users divided between those who appreciate its value and durability for daily commuting and those who find its performance lacking under spirited driving conditions. While some drivers report satisfactory grip in varied weather, others highlight significant concerns regarding wet-weather traction and audible noise levels as the tire ages.
Vorteile
- Competitive price point compared to premium alternatives
- Acceptable dry and wet grip for standard, non-aggressive driving
- Decent tread longevity for daily use
Nachteile
- Significant loss of wet-weather performance after initial wear
- High levels of road noise and audible squealing during cornering
- Inconsistent grip levels on varying asphalt surfaces
- Noticeably stiff ride quality during the initial break-in period
Gut zu wissen
- Users driving older, economy-focused vehicles like the Renault Scenic reported satisfactory performance for standard commuting needs.
- Drivers transitioning from premium all-season tires noted a firmer ride quality and increased noise levels.