Who make kormoran tyres?

Stomil-Olsztyn
Kormoran is the brand name for a range of passenger car tyres from the Polish company, Stomil-Olsztyn, which began producing tyres in 1959. It signed a joint venture agreement with Michelin in 1997 which 10 years later took a majority share and control.

Is Kormoran made by Michelin?

The company belongs to Michelin and enjoys the benefits of its French owner’s research and development know-how: the initial years of their cooperation saw the quantity of Kormoran tyres sold rise to over one million.

Where is kormoran tyres made?

European
Factory. Kormoran tyres are produced in a European tyre factory belonging to one of the worldwide leading tyre manufacturers. The passenger tyre factory has passed the quality monitoring system and has been certified by independent auditors: CERTIFICATE ISO 9001.

Are kormoran tyres budget?

Kormoran is an affordable tyre manufacturer, providing vehicle users with high-quality, good performing mid-range tyres.

Where are Kormoran tyres made in the world?

Kormoran tyres are produced in a European tyre factory belonging to one of the worldwide leading tyre manufacturers. The passenger tyre factory has passed the quality monitoring system and has been certified by independent auditors: CERTIFICATE ISO 9001.

Where does the brand name Kormoran come from?

The Kormoran brand name first appeared in 1994, for a range of passenger car tyres, commercialized by the polish Stomil-Olsztyn company. Kormoran tyres are produced in a European tyre factory belonging to one of the worldwide leading tyre manufacturers.

What are the compounds in Kormoran RAC tyres?

The compounds used are meant to facilitate good handling and grip, on dry and wet roads alike. Summer tyres offer optimal safety performance above +7 degrees celsius. The compounds used are meant to facilitate good handling and grip, on dry and wet roads alike.

What does Kormoran XL stand for in tyres?

Providing quality passenger car tyres, SUV tyres and commercial light truck tyres, Kormoran has built a reputation for complete safety at an affordable price. XL stands for Extra Load. They use a more reinforced compound to carry heavier loads, but are the same size as normal tyres.