Tires Hankook or Vredestein

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 use Vredstein Hitrac All-season on my 2023 Camry Hybrid. Barely hit my fuel efficiency, maybe .5%. But waaayyyyy better performance is rain and snow compared to my OEM firestones.

I use them on my Camry hybrid. Great stuff, get them

Vredestein Quatrac checks all the right boxes. Replaced my now discontinued Michelin Premiers with them and I like the Vredesteins better. Consumer Reports and Tire Rack also rate Vredesteins very highly.

I have those exact tires, 195/60-15, on my GK. I very much like them.... They could do with a little better grip in dry, very spirited cornering. They eat rain like a champ.

J'avais des Hancook milieu de gamme avant, j'ai fait le choix de prendre des Primacy 4 à l'avant au dernier changement.

Je n'ai pas senti de différence en termes d'accroche par rapport aux Hancook mais ceux-ci s'étaient usés assez vite surtout à l'avant.

Hankook is Korean garbage whereas Nokian is the best all weather tires on the planet.

Hankook are Korean garbage, Goodyear are very mediocre. If you live in a warm area they are fine but if you need quality check for other brands.