Tires Hankook or Uniroyal

Just replaced factory continentals with the Hankook Ion Evo as SUV and couldn\u2019t be happier. Discount tire was $1500 otd. I put 900 miles down on them over a road trip for thanksgiving and can confidently say they are better than the factory tires. \n\nSuper quiet, great in wet.

There is such a notion as touring/comfort tires. They are not sporty at all, their advantage is in the ride quality compared to sportiness. And the prices are usually lower.

just replaced the T1res with the Hancock ev ion thingys. I like them and notice they are much quieter.

Hankook, only because it has a good review from a popular consumer testing site but none of the others were reviewed.

I drive a 2006 Toyota Camry. Not the best on gas, but it handles winter roads well and is comfortable. I like Uniroyal Tiger Paw all season tires.

I have the Hankook Dynapro ATM on my 2016 sport and really like them.

I am at 25k in 13 months with 4/32 on my rear and 6/32 on the fronts of my Y Performance (can’t rotate due to staggered wheels). I have the Hankook Ion Evo AS suv tires. Those only start at 8.5/32 new from Tesla vs 10/32 for the replacement version. Not bad, if I was able to rotate I would have averaged 3.5/32 of wear over 25k miles. They still have pretty good traction, was able to fully launch in the recent nor’easter storm with slippage only on painted lines (testing to see how traction is in full rain, pretty impressive). But, there are now turns or on/off ramps that the rear wants to step out when applying a little more power than I should, was able to practically drift it around a ramp during the same storm.

my summer tires are Uniroyal Power Paw summers and they do pretty okay. i dont get a lot of traction in the rain mainly because it doesn’t rain a lot where I live so when it does rain it just draws a bunch of oil out of the asphalt which makes it slick.

When I had those tires mounted on my 3, they wore extremely rapidly - so much so that the rep at Discount Tire was surprised.

Worse tires I've ever had was a set of hankook tires, as soon as they got a drop of water on them they would feel like you're driving on ice