Tires MICHELIN or BFGoodrich

Used them for 3 years on an Explorer in New England and they're definitely worth it. Never skimp on tires or brakes.

Living in CO, I can definitely recommend the CC2. Fantastic treadlife and handles really well in wet/hydroplaning to moderate snow. It’s not as good on ice as a dedicated snow tire but not bad at all. Personally, I haven’t noticed it being too loud as others have complained.

Depends what you need them for. They are very surefooted in the wet and good in snow (for all seasons). Definitely a bit loud so that’s the trade off. I love them for where I live. The continentals and Mich Primacy’s I had previously are much quieter but lacked the same level of wet grip

I vouch for good all weather tires. The Michelin Cross climates are great (although I think at some point they’ve been surpassed now by even better)

I'm quite happy with the Michelins on my Camry powered Pontiac Vibe GT. Good in snow and torrential rains.

I have Michelin Defender 2's. They're great. Quiet, last a long time, and do good enough in snow.

1.2k miles in with the Michelin Defenders and they still measure at 11/32. 22’s with the Defenders is the move.

Seat is good. Mishlen commander 3 tires

I've had them on an avalanche since they came out. Its my putt around town 2nd vehicle they have been fine few highway trips ive needed them. If driving from valley to anch for work id suggest a winter tire but putting around town should be fine

I'm at 22k miles on my 2024 RR, and the KO3s are looking pretty worn down, especially in the rear. I live in NYC, rarely ever take it off the pavement, and I am not impressed how the KO3s perform in the rain.