KUMHO TW02 K11 WET/SUPER SOFT

180/580 R15 (195/50R15)

KUMHO ECSTA TW02

The Kumho ECSTA TW02 is a rally tire specifically designed for wet and demanding stages. Its directional tread provides excellent water dispersion, while the soft compound provides excellent grip even at low temperatures. If you're looking for a rally tire for special tasks, the ECSTA TW02 is the perfect choice.

More to know:

- A specially designed, directional tread efficiently evacuates water from under the tire's crown.

- A reinforced sidewall construction provides stiffness in corners, contributing to excellent car feel and stability.

- FIA-approved tire.

- Tire capacity can be increased with additional trimming.

Kumho Tire was founded in 1960 and is currently one of the leading tire manufacturers. Kumho Tire is part of the tradition-rich Kumho Asiana Group, one of the most renowned and largest enterprises in Korea, which also includes companies like Asiana Airlines and Star Alliance.

With 9,400 employees worldwide, Kumho designs, manufactures, and sells primarily tires for passenger cars, as well as small and large trucks. The company has manufacturing plants in Korea, China, and Vietnam and operates research and development centers in Korea, China, Europe, and North America.

Kumho tires are used as original equipment on new vehicles around the world. All Korean car manufacturers are supplied with original equipment by Kumho Tire, and in Europe, the company supplies tires to brands such as Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz, and Opel.

Numerous excellent test results highlight the high quality of Kumho tires. Kumho is among the first manufacturers in the world to produce RunFlat tires, the first 32-inch tires globally, and the first UHP (Ultra High-Performance) tires. The first profile with a 20-section width was also designed by Kumho.

In motorsports, Kumho has the exclusive contract to supply tires for the European Formula 3 series, the world's most powerful Formula 3. Additionally, the Kumho team won, among other things, the LMP2 class in this year's legendary 24 Hours of Le Mans race.