Tires Hankook or Kumho

I use Hankook Kinergy, I think they’re the K425, on my Prius-c., have for years and won’t buy anything else. You don’t necessarily need the higher end tires. I live in PA so we get every weather condition you can think of and my tires hold up well.

Just put some Hankook dynapro at2 on my jeep. They had amazing reviews and stats compared to other brands.

I had Ventus V12’s on my 1M. I liked them a lot.

I have the Hankook Ventus V2’s on my basic Camaro, I commute 60 miles a day, interstate, encounter bad weather quite a bit and they’re really good in the rain as well, much smoother ride than my previous tires.

Compared to the oem pilot sports they're like 95% the grip and steering feel, but 105% of the comfort and quietness.

In my experience the Summer and All season tires from Hankook are unbeatable price/ performane wise. And don't lack in any area when compared with premium manufacturers.

I've had Hankook studded tires for 5+ years. Very good handling and tire wear is unbelievably low.

My 2017 Beetle S came with the tires specified immediately below...Hankook Kinergy GT...Originally, tire wear appeared to be proceeding well...After the 16,000 mile service...I noticed the centers of two tires...to have lost the siping \u2013 classic over-inflation indicator...Recently at 19,000 miles I noted the front tires...had lost the center siping \u2013 again signifying over-inflation...I am not particularly surprised at the center wear as I think a load index of 95 is fairly high for this vehicle...I cannot imagine 60,000 miles for these tires.

The worst OEM tires I ever had were Kumho's. Shot at 30k and had been rotated.

I have 4 on my GLI and I doubt they will last 35,000 km. I took them off and put on my winters at 25K and they don't look like they will last much longer. I don't drive my car hard at all. Last winter, with 5000 to 7000 km on them, I could barely move in a parking lot with 10 cm of snow.