Tires SUMITOMO or Kleber

Kleber Krisalp HP3, they are extremely silent and literally the best in snow and aquaplaning, beating even the main company's Michelin options.

I got about 30k miles on sumitomos 285/75/16 snow rated, AT. They’ve been solid

I got sumitomo on mine. Quite. Great on all things wet including light snow.

I got Sumitomo HTR A/S P03 tires put on my car last October. I live in Wisconsin and am frequently in NW Wisconsin/MN/SD. They were great for me last winter and are pretty quiet during the summer and solid in the rain. I’ve put over 25k miles on them in a year and still no complaints and limited wear. They were a middle-lower cost option when I bought them on Tire Rack and installed for free at Discount Tire. I’ll probably buy them again. I’ve heard they’re a little soft and wear fast though? That’s not been my experience yet but just what I’ve read.

I have the Sumitomo Encounter AT's on my frontier. Good reasonably priced tire.

Uso bastante nos meus carros e há longos anos, é uma sub marca da Michelin. E monta algumas marcas de origem. Há uns anos tive uns Kleber HP3 que duraram tanto como uns Michelin Primacy4 e que custaram 10/20€ a menos por pneu. Os atuais já não são tão bons em termos de durabilidade, mas continuam a ser uma boa aposta na minha opinião.

Ja sam zabatalio zimske/letnje, uzeo Kleber Quadraxer 3 na preporuku ortaka koji radi razne terene i uslove voženje, zadovoljan jako, zadovoljan i ja posle dve godine, vozim školski, nikakvo iživljavanje, rade posao skroz dobro.

Sumitomo HTR A/S PO3s have been able to handle anything that comes our way.

Yeah, they're alright. Brother had a set on his 2016 Fiesta and didn't have much ill to say. He reckoned they were noisier than the original Goodyear's that came with the car but was happy with the traction.

I learned this for myself a long time ago when I had decided to go cheap for once and get some Sumitomo. I could feel the car's handling characteristics changed immediately (it felt like the back was "gliding" in the turns leaving the parking lot, which was probably sidewall flex).