Tires Continental or OEM Toyota

I have continental dws06 plus all seasons and haven't had a hiccup. This car has treated me surprisingly well in the snow

I can second the contis as being great in summer, handling >30 degrees Celsius with aplomb.

Of the four tires on your list, the Conti seems to me the most suitable for your conditions.

I have them on my XC60 and I like them very much.

I am a big sucker for GP5000 S TR, and run them in 32mm. Absolutely love it, and they work really well on hardback/light gravel too, speedy, grippy, and no punctures.

But my contis went 12,000km with zero punctures, which is either luck or a great advertisement

once I switched to continental GP2000 S TR tires my times got waaaay faster plus I haven\u2019t a puncture since.

I used tubeless 700x32 GP5000 AS TR all last year (and will again this year) and aside from the price, I have no complaints. The roads around here are always covered in trash... broken glass, chunks of metal, whatever. No significant punctures even though I definitely ran over some of that crap. I feel like they wore down a bit faster than the GP Four Seasons I ran for several years before that, though.

Switched to 195/55r20 all round on my wife’s i3s. They fit perfect, the front 5j is just enough for proper fitting. Car felt more composed and comfortable afterwards and so much more choice in that size. Running the Continental AllSeasonContact2 which suits our conditions here in Ireland.

I recently went from FWD Toyota with good tires too AWD Subaru with good tires and there is no comparison. With my FWD in the snow I would regularly lose traction in corners at very low speed, sub 5 mph going around city streets. I could not start driving on a hill if there was snow or ice.

Yes the size choice is criminal and the OEM trailer tires even worse. Come on Toyota.