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I usually run Michelin X-Ice but I gotta say these VC7's are great.
Hindi pa naman kami nabibigo ng Yokohama. Tested na for almost 10 years on different types of cars our family owns - hatchback, sedan, mpv, and suv. Never had an issue naman on all of their models.
Continental.
I have these on a 2015 BMW station wagon. They seem pretty good, but I’ve only put a few thousand miles on them. I drive almost exclusively motorway, about 130 km/h and they seem comfortable. I’ve heard good things about Yokohama tread life so I decided to try them.
I vote the Yoko's, I just put a set on my gf's Cherokee and they stick like glue and are quiet. I've had multiple different toyo's in the past and when new they were ok but wore quick and turned into a stone.
Live in PNW - geolanders. Amazing in all weather and great in the highway. Hated my open country’s.
Everyone will recommend open country’s or AT3/4’s because they Look Sick™️ and are very good tires in their own right, but I seriously will never stop shouting from the rooftops about how great of tires the G015’s are. I had them on a previous car and have them on my Tacoma now. They are very quiet on highways and great in the rain. I drive over mountain passes very regularly in the winter (and was a ski instructor when I had them on my old car) and they do fantastic in the snow. Very good dry traction too. If you are looking for a more on-road focused AT tire then they’re a no brainer.
The oem Yokohamas on my 22 legacy are at 42k with plenty of life left
I bought a set of Yokohamas once for our 07 Prius and noticed a very similar result as well. Tires were dead quiet though, but not worth the cost for us so we switched.
The stock geolanders are garbage.
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