Are Kumho Tyres Chinese?
Kumho Tires runs three manufacturing facilities in South Korea: the Pyeongtaek Plant, the Gokseong Plant and the Gwangju Plant which includes the Kumho Research and Development center mentioned below. There are a further three plants in China: the Tianjin Plant, the Gaoxin Plant (in Nanjing) and the Changchun Plant.
What is the rating for Kumho tires?
Looking at customer reviews, most Kumho tires on TireBuyer.com hold a 4.0-star rating or above. Similar ratings can be found on other retailer sites.
Where is Kumho Tyres from?
South Korean
Established in 1960, South Korean tyre company, Kumho, can now be found in over 180 countries and produces more than 68 million tyres every year.
How long should Kumho tires last?
At Kumho Tyres, we believe in going the distance. Which is why our mileage warranty is designed to give you up to 80,000kms of ‘no worries’ driving. With our ‘no worries’ warranty, if your 4WD or SUV tyres don’t last as long as they should, you don’t pay for the miles missed.
What are the ratings of Kumho Solus kl21?
Kumho Tyres SOLUS KL21Reviews Tyre Reviews Kumho Tyres Reviews SOLUS KL21 Reviews RatingsDetailsSizes Overall 3.8 Based on 27reviews and more than 780 thousand KMs. 44%would buy again
What’s the price of a Kumho Solus truck?
Delivering on the promise of fuel economy and comfort with decent all-weather performance at a very affordable price point, the Kumo Solus KL21 offers impressive value for today’s utility vehicles. Pricing for the Kumho Solus KL21 ranges from just over $100 for a 17-inch fitment to just under $200 for a 20-inch size.
How does Kumho low rolling resistance ( LRR ) work?
According to Kumho’s testing, their proprietary Low Rolling Resistance (LRR) technology with high dispersion silica (HDS) that strengthens the molecular structure of the rubber improves fuel consumption by 5%.