Tires YOKOHAMA or NITTO

I’m on my second set of nittos and they have been great got around 60k out of the first set they are nice and quiet for a aggressive tire and I never had any problems in the rain also great in mud and snow

I don’t have a bad thing to say about them. Sticky, quiet, and comfy. On the cheaper side too, but I’m sure that’ll show in the life (rated to 25k miles). I’ve got one track day in on them, and they held up incredibly well. They’re super nice to daily, too.

Judging by the comments no one likes the Geolandar G015s anymore, but I'm on my second set now and have loved them the whole time.

I just bought 2 for the front on my 2016 Camry the day before a trip and put 1500 miles on them. Great in the rain, I never felt like it was hydroplaning. In dry conditions they are incredibly responsive. Some people will oversteer because of this and think it feels loose but it’s a very responsive tire which is exactly what you want. No vibrations up to 90MPH so they balance out well and the Camry is very sensitive to vibrations. I’m very happy with this tire and will be slapping two more on the back. The only thing is they aren’t quite as quiet as the Michelin Primacy MX4 that came on the car but the Yokohama are $70 less per tire and the difference is really negligible. Hardly something to be concerned about. I’d recommend them to anyone without hesitation.

Bought my Nitto Terra Grappler G2s last 2018.

Mejo "noisy" siya sa road given that it's an A/T (All Terrain) tires, compared to a H/T (Highway) Tires.

But it still has so much treads after having it for 70k kms. Im still using it until today.

The first thing I did was change the ORM tires to Yokohama Geolandar go15 in 215/75 r15. I am very pleased with the new tires so far.

On most cars the RE71RS is probably the most versatile and better wearing. On many cars the Yokohama A052 is the fastest. It depends on what type of car you have, how much camber you can get, are you traction limited, etc.

Nitto Motivos. They came with the car so I can't compare. I'm sure they're nowhere as good, but seem like a good value based on the price. They skip just a bit on a hard launch even when warmed up. Good in the summer. I live in S-FL, so no experience with winter roads. I did some racing on a cool night and broke loose coming out of first. Pretty good on wet roads for the most part as long as you don't do any racing.

I used them on my work truck and didn’t like how fast they wore out on the road, and I didn’t find they were any better than my KO2’s in the mud/snow/off-road. I got 40,000 miles out of them before I got newer tires.

Love nittos on my other truck, but for the raptor theyre terrible, horrible in rain, loud, and heavy as a mf.