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I*Zen Wis (KW19)
Kumho I*Zen Wis (KW19)
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Features:
Circumferential zig-zag channels positioned to maximize wet traction
Spikes positioned to maximize braking and ice traction
High density lateral sipes to improve snow and ice performance
Groove edges positioned to improve manoeuverability, stability and snow traction
"Pure Arctic Winter" studable snow & ice tire
Optimized lateral groove design for self cleaning and improved snow driving
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Andrew
2/11/2010
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2007 Mazda 3 5dr GT - 205/50R17 - An excellent value. Tires have not let me down in 3 years. Dry traction is excellent. On cold, dry roads this tire has tons of grip and handles almost like a sport tire. No mushy feeling like you get with some tires. Snow/Ice driving is good. Not as good as more aggresive winter tires, but nonetheless it is more that competent. Wear has been good. Used them for 3 winters thus far (~25k kms) ad they still have plenty of tread. Hopefully I can get another 2-3 years out of them. These tires are noisy, as the tread pattern is fairly blocky. I would recomend these tires to people that want excellent dry/cold winter road traction. These tires feel very sporty in those conditions. Light snow/ice driving comes at a comprimise, but is still good.
4.7
Andy
11/21/2009
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Cobalt coupe - 195/60-R15 - I have been using these winter tires since I first bought them in Fall 2006. Only now do I need to buy some new ones, and really, I only need two, not four, although I'll buy four if there is an advantage to doing so. I have been going to school; so, I drive approx. 350kms on the highway each week (going to/fro home on weekends) and spend the work week doing all city driving. Probably not many kms, but I'm young and don't drive too casually, either. I also don't shy away from driving in snowstorms. Just adjust speed accordingly. Finally, I drive on Michelin HydroEdge tires during the Spring and Summer, on a one size larger tire and rim package, for reference. If this helps, great. Cheers.
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Anonymous
10/29/2009
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Sam
10/15/2009
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Nissan Sentra - 185/60/14 - Those tires perform exeptionally well for the price. After using different models in the past I've had these for 2 winters now and they get me everywhere I need to go safely.
4.3
Anonymous
1/20/2009
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