If you’ve ever wondered whether switching between dedicated summer and winter tyres is really worth the effort, you’re not alone. Many UK drivers are now opting for all-season tyres as a practical alternative — offering dependable performance across wet roads, cold snaps and milder temperatures, without the expense and inconvenience of twice-yearly changes.
And few brands have embraced this all-season shift quite like
Kumho. From daily drivers and family SUVs to hard-working vans and off-road 4x4s, Kumho’s all-season line-up highlights how modern tyre design can deliver year-round performance, no matter what you drive.
That’s why in this article, we’ll explore Kumho’s latest all-season models — and the vehicles they’re built to serve. Keep reading to find out how they offer the perfect mix of value, performance, and reliable year-round traction.
Kumho Solus 4S HA32 SUV
All-season control for SUVs and crossovers
SUVs and crossovers like Ford’s Puma and Honda’s CRV have become popular in the UK for a simple reason: they’re just so versatile. The higher driving position gives you a better view of the road, there’s plenty of space for passengers and luggage, and they can handle everything from busy city streets to weekend getaways. Basically, they can do it all, which is why so many British buyers choose them.
That’s where the Kumho Solus 4S HA32 SUV comes in. It’s made to match all that versatility, with a reinforced tread and shoulder for extra stability on heavier vehicles. The wide grooves and flexible compound keep you gripping the road in wet or slippery conditions, while M+S and 3PMSF certification means it’s ready for winter too. It’s an all-season tyre that lets SUV drivers enjoy reliable performance all year round — no tyre swaps, no hassle.
But it’s not just about cold and rain, Solus 4S HA32 SUV performs well in warmer weather too. The high silica compound stays responsive giving you confident grip and shorter braking distances. Its efficient tread design also helps reduce rolling resistance, improving fuel economy and hopefully saving you money at the pumps. What’s not to like about that?