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I'm running yoko geolander A/Ts at the moment, the side walls are much stiffer than the last tires I was running which were BF Goodrich vantage controls, which imo were solid all season tires. The geos don't make much road noise and have performed very well in the snow.
I've only ever used Yokohama Avid Ascend GT. They're on the quieter side.
I've had General GMAX AS 05's, Continental ECS AS and currently running Michelin PS4 AS. I live in NY, in a small apartment no garage, ND is my daily so I run one set of tires.
The General tires is a sub brand of Continental, they were cheaper than the ECS but honestly were great, I had these after the Continentals and I'd get the Generals over the ECS if on a budget.
I recently went to Jaisalmer almost every cab there has put on Earth 1 tyres. The ride was smooth and there was no noise in the cabin whereas in my venue which has ceat tyres makes very loud noise on highways.
General Altimax Arctic 12 are 97% as good as Blizzak for about 75% of the price.
It depends on the tires, but I pay that for Yokohama ones on my 2016 CX-3
just paid 1200 installed for 4 Yokohamas at Discount tire. love them
My wife's Audi has unstoppable General Altimax Artic claw studded. Also a great tire and less expensive than hakkas or Michelin.
In my experience, Yokohamas last the least amount of time. Had a set of 205 advan fleva v701’s on a Suzuki swift sport and it was glued, for a brief period.
Brand new set of General GS-05's that had <100 miles on them. I was literally a mile from home when I heard the sound of something hitting the underside of the d/s rear quarter. Got home and pulled in the driveway, and the rear tire was flat. Turns out I ran over someone's vape pen, and it cut a perfect 3/8" diameter hole in my tire.
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