Kumho KH31 195/55 R16 87 V *

For the price, they are a very good option. They grip nicely in the dry when warmed up, are not too noisy, and I don't see excessive wear either. The only drawback is that they are quite prone to aquaplaning. you have to be careful in the wet in ruts. Compared to the original HP primacy, the Kumho is pretty average, but let's not forget it's half the price. I've also had a Hankook at this price and the difference is huge in favour for the Kumho. Read more Collapse

These aren't Dunlop Primacy HP, but they cost half as much. The only inconvenience I've noticed is that they are quite noisy. Their cornering grip is decent, but the Rain Expert grips better. We'll see how the wear is, as I've only done about 1,000 km on them so far. Generally, it's hard to find better tyres for this price, so I would definitely buy them again. Read more Collapse

After 15,000 km, the Kumho kH 31 have proved to be an excellent purchase, comfortable despite the lowered shoulder and with almost no visible wear, considering a soft tyre with good grip in the price range in which it is offered. I should add that delivery is on time, with the tyres delivered to me having been manufactured several months before Read more Collapse

These are affordable yet good quality tyres. They have excellent grip on dry surfaces but some limitations on wet asphalt. The tread has a classic design and wears evenly. I mainly drive on extra-urban roads with many curves or on the motorway. Overall, I would recommend these tyres to anyone looking for a good product at a reasonable price Read more Collapse

The tyres perform really well. They grip the road superbly and absorb any bumps very well. I have ridden on many very expensive tyres, but the quality/price ratio is only KUMHO. A tyre that is hardly appreciated in our country. My next tyres will definitely also be Kumho. Read more Collapse