Shandong Tire Company, a Chinese tire manufacturer with its headquarters in Vancouver, Canada, is responsible for making Comforser tires. These tires are less noisy than other tires, and are known to provide good grip in both dry and wet conditions. They maintain pressure well, and the Comforser CF1100 is the tire that will be described in detail here. These all-terrain tires provide a great mix of on and off-road traction and a wide footprint puts more rubber on the road to prevent uneven wear and enhance stability. As per our evaluation, this symmetrical tire is suitable for an average SimpleScore of 7.5. Read this Comforser CF1100 review carefully to find out about an affordable tire for your light truck or SUV.

Features and Benefits

An optimized footprint is responsible for stability while negotiating different kinds of terrain, making this H-rated tire suitable for an average handling SimpleScore of 7.7. We found the following features and benefits while carrying out a Comforser CF1100 tire review:

• Good traction- While high void ratios and staggered blocks provide good traction, the self-cleaning footprint moves snow, water, rocks, and other impurities from the path to generate consistent grip. Based on the above, we have awarded the CF1100 with an average traction SimpleScore of 7.3.
• Protection from damage- The self-cleaning footprint protects the tire’s casing from damage and the rubber compound provides protection from chips, bruises, and cuts.
• Prolonged tire life- An optimized footprint with open shoulders prevents uneven wear, resulting in longer tread life. We found this tire to be suitable for an average longevity SimpleScore of 7.5.
• Great appearance- The aggressive tread pattern makes this tire look good, thereby suiting the look of a light truck or SUV while also enhancing dry, wet, and winter grip.
• Good braking power- The tires are able to make light trucks or SUVs stop quickly in different weather conditions.

Pros and Cons

Many drivers often find themselves surprised at the level of grip available for such an affordable tire. When considered as a whole, aspects of this tire that buyers like include quality, appearance, ride, and value. Grip and control appear to be much better off the road than on it. Every tire has its pros and cons, and so does the Comforser CF1100, as mentioned below:

PROS:

• Good stability
• Aggressive pattern ensures good appearance and consistent traction
• Extra durability and protection from damage
• Quick braking performance

CONS:

• Slightly noisy, even at lower speeds
• Should not be used in moderate to severe winter weather conditions
• Is not backed by a limited manufacturer tread life warranty
• Not the most fuel efficient tire

SimpleTire’s view on Comforser CF1100 tires

The Comforser CF1100 is a chunky entry-level all-terrain tire that offers the same aggressive look. When compared to Kenda Klever A/T (KR28) and Predator New Mutant X-AT, the price for CF1100 is lower. However, it’s not just appearance that is likely to influence you, but also other factors such as traction and wear. There are high void ratios and staggered blocks for great dry and wet traction and this tire also showcases a self-cleaning footprint that removes water, rocks, and snow to remain in close contact with the path. This footprint is greatly helpful as it protects the tire from cuts and bruises, along with its rubber compound. Due to its optimized footprint and open shoulders, treadwear is minimal, so the tire lasts very long and allows us to award a high Comforser CF1100 rating.

Vehicles the Comforser CF1100 is a good replacement tire for

An aggressive tread design is what is likely to attract you first towards the Comforser CF1100. A high void ratio and staggered block placement help optimize tire grip on various terrains. The optimized self-cleaning footprint will ensure that you remain in close contact with the surface at all times, resulting in low treadwear. Given below are the vehicles on which CF1100 can be fitted as a replacement tire:

• RAM 3500
• Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD
• Jeep Grand Cherokee
• Ford Explorer
• GMC Canyon
• Honda Passport
• Toyota Tacoma
• Nissan Frontier