Have had hifly something on my old Toyota blade, they were perfectly fine for typical town driving / open road.
Pros: fine for town driving
Vehicle:
Toyota Blade
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Have a pair of those roadstones on my civic, outside of track driving i legit can’t tell the difference between those and re003s
Pros: similar to re003s
Vehicle:
Honda Civic
For budget friendly option, you can try Nexen Roadian AT Pro RA8. Korean made, quite durable been using it for 30k kms and no problem so far.
Pros: quite durable
Cons: no problem
Mileage: 30000 km
Ung mga at tires ng falken, at4 ata latest ngayon. Been using the at3w for around 50k+ km na ata, out of 10 puncture, 1 lang ata tumagos. Pero sakin mostly byahe ko is 70% highway, 30% laguna-bicol. So fsr ok naman.
Pros: ok naman
Cons: 1 lang ata tumagos
Mileage: 50000 km
I've had KO2s on 3 of my cars. 2 pickups and an LC200. Best part of it is halos puncture proof sya. I frequently travel to Bicol and and daming beses na ako nabutasan. With the KO2s never pa.
Pros: halos puncture proof
Cons: daming beses na ako nabutasan
Vehicle:
Toyota Land Cruiser
Viking 8’s here for the first time last winter and loved them. Had Michelin and Dunlops before and I found the Vikings are better in every way.
Pros: better in every way
I love the Falken Wildpeaks AT3W.
They're quite a bit cheaper than the BF Goodrich KO2/KO3 but also have really good reviews.
They're very quiet also kahit high speed and we have had no issues whatsoever for the last 25K KM. And by the looks of it, might last another 25K KM pa.
I am using them on my FJ Cruiser though, hindi pickup. Pero I'm sure maraming pickups na gumagamit din.
Prior to this I was using the stock Dunlop Grandtrek AT22, and I had multiple punctures kasi may gravel road ang dinadaanan ko palagi, ever since nagpalit ako (it's been almost 3 years now) and wala pa kahit isa. Same road.
Pros: very quiet, no issues
Cons: multiple punctures before
Vehicle:
Toyota FJ Cruiser
Mileage: 25000 km
My winters aren't too different, and I've had or have all of them: Pilot Alpin, X-Ice Snow, and CC2 (all North American versions). The CC2 were just too floppy and imprecise for me, and that's on a modified daily driver crossover. On a 986 the steering and handling response would be damaged noticeably over Pilot Alpins imo. If you're a fan of feel (and likely traction overall, honestly), get the UHP winters. They're by far my category of choice because of the sporty feel they maintain on performance cars.
Pros: sporty feel, good traction
Cons: floppy, imprecise
Vehicle:
Porsche
My buddy only got 1300 out of the rear on his R1200rs with the Conti-motions.
Cons: low mileage
Mileage: 1300 km
I rented a car that had Laufenn tires last month. Drove for 20 minutes and had a blowout on both passenger side tires. This was driving on city streets!
Cons: blowout on both tires
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