Tires Hankook or KENDA

Kenda UHP Max+ are a great double-duty tire. They last long and have great grip. They are pretty good in wet conditions too.

Rs4 is the answer I've ran them on the track at 30° in freezing rain and snow and I didn't die

I’ve run RS4s for the last 3 years. First set lasted 2 years, about 14 track days and 10K miles total between street driving (April to October) and track miles. They saw rain both on track and street without issue. They would have lasted longer but I picked up a puncture on one of them. It’s not a fast tire but it lasts and is very flexible. I’ve driven them in high 30 to low 40 degree weather with no drama.

RS4s are pretty good for dual duty. Seem to last forever.

I had mt2 285/75/16 on my hilux surf, I now have Yokohama geolanders. I would say the kendas are a bit softer compound and quieter, but the geolanders are a bit better in the mud. The kendas were awesome tyres off and on road though.

I have the Kenda klever r/it's on my 2025 Tacoma TRD. I put 5,000 miles on them on the highway as well as in the desert in the sand mountains and snow. These are some of the best tires I've ever had, and certainly their price was very reasonable as well.

This doesn’t answer your question, but my preowned ‘19 Prestige came with new Hankook Dynapro HP2 Plus mounted from the dealer. They were nice and quiet but didn’t last very long. Not sure exactly how many miles without looking it up, but they didn’t last 15k miles.

I'm still waiting for the stock Kenda tires to wear out, getting close. Will be replacing them with Michelin city grip 2.

Welcome to Hankook on the CRV. Mine had barely 20k and they were toast. Called a tire shop and started to tell them my story and before I could finish they interrupted me and said, “let me guess. Hankook?” Apparently they are known for this. Never again will I buy a car with Hankook tires and never will I ever buy them as replacements. Total garbage.

It's a shame that Formula E still uses Hankook tires. Seriously limits the effectiveness of the cars, especially in 'attack mode'