VENTUSV12EVOK110 tyre reviews

Tyre size and vehicle make
225 / 70 R17 ZR
mazda 3
Result: Would you buy again? Definitely
Comment:
Best tire for the price!

Tyre size and vehicle make
245 / 40 R19
Audi S8
Result: Would you buy again? Definitely

Tyre size and vehicle make
225 / 45 R17 ZR
Saab Aero 9 5
Result: Would you buy again? Definitely
Comment:
After spending way too much money in the past on Michelins, trying Falkens - wore out in 6 months, I decided to try the Hankook V12 Evos. Had BF Goodrich G Force Profilers previously fitted which I was happy with so was slightly wary about changing to the Hankooks. So far Iam very pleased with these, wet or dry they have been great - never lost grip and I drive quite hard , Saab has 250 bhp so A decent tyre is vital. Recommended and have just ordered a pair for my wifes Mercedes

Tyre size and vehicle make
275 / 40 R18 V
Chevrolet Corvette
Result: Would you buy again? Possibly
Comment:
I really don't have any idea of the wet or snow performance on these tires. I put an arbitrary score to fill the survey. I also don't know how they wear as I did not keep them long enough to find out. The survey does not allow me to fill the correct tire sizes for front and back either so that's also incorrect. I ordered these tires because I read good reviews about them and they price was very good. Unfortunately these are not run-flat and since I drive a Corvette, I was afraid I'd get a flat and I would be in a world of hurt. There is no way to jack it up to change the tire and it would be damaged when pulled up on a flat bed even without a flat tire... Anyway, I drove them for a few hundred miles and sold them after purchasing the Michelin Pilot Sport A/S run-flat tires. The Hankooks did handle extremely well in dry pavement and stopped equally well. They were however, quite harsh riding and very noisy as well. In the short time I drove them I did not notice any wear. they looked new when I sold them. If my car would not require run-flat tires, I would have kept them. However, after driving the Michelin Pilot Sports A/S run flats, I must say that the Hankooks did not compare well with the Michelins. Not because the Hankooks are bad, but because the Michelins are so very excellent. The handling, stopping and tracking of the Michelins is outstanding in all types of weather. The ride is incredibly more comfortable and the road noise is practically nill. Additionally, they are a run-flat tire. To be fair, they cost almost double the price of the Hankooks. But in my case there was no contest.