On dry pavement, this Kleber model demonstrates a less-than-perfect handling feedback, and can be pretty unreliable during an emergency maneuver, but, on the other hand, it has a short braking distance. At the same time, on wet pavement this tire effectively combats the hydroplaning effect, yet it lacks the desired grip to ensure a really good handling performance and shorter stopping distances. Kleber’s expected mileage is reasonably long.

Good aquaplaning resistance. Short braking distance on wet and dry pavement. Great riding comfort. Low noise emission. Insufficient grip on wet pavement. Delayed steering response. Prone to understeer on dry pavement. Satisfactory.

Good results on dry pavement. Poor results on wet pavement (low aquaplaning resistance, insufficient handling response).

Excellent longitudinal grip and very good handling response in any weather conditions. Stable behavior during emergency maneuvers. Increased fuel consumption.

Positive: safe aquaplaning properties, short braking distances, low rolling noise.
Negative: understeering wet and dry handling, sluggish steering behavior, limited mileage.
Verdict: satisfactory .

Good on dry roads. Slightly increased wear. Low fuel consumption. Weaknesses in the wet.

Low external noise level. Good aquaplaning resistance. Long wet braking distance. Poor dry driving characteristics.