Tires GOODRIDGE or GENERAL TIRE

General or Kumho are what I've used on my w123s. Both worked fine and were relatively cheap.

I've driven the General Altimax Arctic and they were indestructible. They handled snow/ice very well in my FWD Honda. Since they're winter tires, I only drove them 1/2 the year for 6 years. At that age, they recommend replacing tires, but they were still performing great and had tons of tread life left, so I just left them on the car for the whole next two years. They handled both winters great and were totally fine in the summer.

i have a set on my 2011 camry. super quiet, great gas mileage, the tires have since been discontinued and replaced with the RT45, which i have on my civic. both are good, solid tires.

I also like General snow tires. I’ve personally used general 365aw on cars and minivans with no complaints.

I also put the General’s on my Civic because I liked them on her Camry.

I’ve run General AS07 on my Fit before stepping up to dedicated summer tires and I definitely recommend an ultra high-performance all season.

I have these on my 2022 F150 Tremor with 60,000kms and I'm thinking about studding them...

Have them on my Tucson AWD for a couple years in ND... Love them! Haven't any issues and have about 20k miles on them now and when I rotated them a few weeks ago they were still 8.5-9/32 tread.

Mid range brands that are decent but relatively cheap are General and Cooper.

I bought a 2024 Ridgeline new in June 2024, and I just noticed dry rotting between the treads on all four OEM General Grabber A/T tires (date code 1424). This happened right before a long trip, and the truck has about 16k miles on it.