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I live in western pa, and I love my Toyo extensia hp 2s. They work ok in the winter and are sporty in the summer.
My 2016 Ford Taurus has Toyo Celsius on it and they’re an all-season tire. They have snow treads on the inside half of the tread-face and highway treads on the outside half. Very nice for icy and snowy Montana roads and I don’t have to switch them out between winter and summer
I have Toyo open country’s A/T and I love em
I’ve been using them for a few years now and we’ve currently got them on a Mazda 6 and a Saab 9-3 and they’re fine. Mine are rated B in the wet and I’ve had zero problems with them.
Iv had the toyo at3s in 35s, 37s (and currently) 33s. No complaints. Work fine in the rain, dirt/mud, slippery boat ramps, all good.
The Toyos are great tires and will get you 60k+ out of them. They look aggressive and are very street friendly
I’ve had the Toyo AT3’s for almost 3 years now and really like them. Very comfortable ride and not too loud on the road. Seem to be taking mileage pretty well too.
I ran Nokian WRG2, 3 and 4 on all my cars here in Canada over the last many years but I was unable to find 255/45 for the MY.
I went with Toyo Celcius P255/45R19 instead, and they are fairly good (except in rain they suck), but slightly worse than the Nokians.
Anecdotal, but I bought a 2022 CX5 earlier this year and it came with Toyo tires on it. My rear driver side tire literally BLEW UP while I was driving 75mph to work at 4 in the morning. It was so bad that there was nothing left of the tire except a couple inches of the side wall around the wheel. I had 8200 miles on the tires.
On our 2016 I had to ditch the Toyos at 19k because I drove down a gravel driveway and popped one when a piece of gravel went through them... They are so bad.
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