Tires YOKOHAMA or Sailun

Sailun makes a great tire for the price though, I ran my last set of ATs for 50,000 kms and still had enough tread life to get $200 for them on Marketplace.

I personally use and love my Yokohama Advan Fleva v701s. They do fantastic in Florida rain, I've never even skid—no clue about the snow though.

The OEM Geolanders that came on my '18 Crosstrek were the best tires I have ever owned and I always purchased Michelin or Continentals. I went back to Michelins because the Geolanders were 20% higher. The Michelins are no longer the benchmark of tires.

Had yokohoma gelolander gt, they rode really smoothly.

I did some track days with Sailun Atrezzo R01 on my first gen BRZ this year. They're 180 AA A, but only cost me 130$ CAD per tire. They hold up to the heat and don't chunk but they're a little loud on the street.

Thinking about putting them as “summer” tires for my ram.

I have them on my 2015, 16k miles in and no complaints. I had Michelin LTX A/T2s which lasted me nearly 90k miles. I switched to the Yokos because tirerack rated them better than the michelins in every category, and they are 3 peak mountain snowflake rated, while the michelins aren't.

I’m on my third set of 10ply G015. I love them. Good traction in most conditions and great mileage. Keep them rotated to keep them quiet.

50k with the Yokohamas on my 2021 Onyx XT. Rotate every 5k miles with the oil change. I live in northern California in the Bay Area and haven't had any trouble till the winter rains started this year. Noticed a little hydroplaning so it's time to change.

Yokohama AVID Ascend LX 235/45/R18 w A Claimed 70,000 Mileage Warranty On 2022 Toyota Camry SE. Wow, I Paid $199.99 Per Tire. So Far...HORRIBLE\*\* at 30,000 Miles I have 30% Treadwear Left. I Am Livid considering The Tire Warranty is \*\*Supposed To Be\*\* 70,000 Miles. Total Scam BS. So Here's THE REAL\*\* The Tires Will Get You about 35,000 to 40,000 Miles Right at Wear Bar Marks which Makes Them Against The Law To Drive On.