Tires YOKOHAMA or Laufenn

I have Yokohama Avid Ascend GTs on my 15. I have 195/55R16s and I don't want to go any wider than that.

My experience with them has been very positive. They have more than enough lateral grip for autocross and tearing up back roads, but are still solid feeling in the frequent rainstorms of the east coast. And while we don't get that much snow where I am, it handles that well enough as well.

My avid ascends have been great for the last couple runs. I am at 225k miles almost. Had three pair. Only complaint is that I didn't get very near the advertised warranty mileage. More like 50k per set.

I bought the cheapest tires I could and drove like 1500 miles every 2 weeks... South Texas to New Mexico oilfield

Couldn't be more pleased though as a general rule sport "summer" tires generally don't do as well in the rain as all seasons so be warned... they were fine but not as good as the yokohama all seasons they replaced

Just got a new set of tires last week. Went with Yokohama Advance Sport A/S on my 2021 XSE. Very happy with the performance on dry and wet.

I like the geolanders on my wilderness.

I remember back in the day getting a set of 352's because I liked how they looked and Butler Tire had a discount on them, mine weren't so wide though, just 195/60 --- the review below is accurate, they were LOUD on asphalt but good in the wet and excellent on dirt/gravel, had them on a Saab 900 that I'd take offroad quite a bit.

yokohama geolandar g95a On a Subaru for 5 years, no problems, but light winter driving.

I've put these on my work vans and personal trucks for years, I've used about 6 sets. They punch way above their weight. I'm not going to say they're the best, but they're better than they have any reason to be considering the price. They wear long, are reasonably quiet and work well plowing snow.

Not sure if it's in my head or not but the ride seems far less smooth with these new tires from Yokohama

Most of my subies had Yokos on them. They're not that good.