Tires YOKOHAMA or GENERAL TIRE
General altimax rt45 is an excellent all-season. Better than defender and costs a lot less
My kid put on Yokohama ADVAN Sport V105S on his BRZ and is quite happy saying they’re almost as good at a significant discount from the Michelins.
Yokohama Advan Apex v601. They have more steering feel than Pilot Sports, will last about as long. Good on the dry and the rain.
I have Cross Climates on my CX 5 and
Falken Wildpeaks on Crosstrek,General Altimax on my Ford Escape and Goodyear Workhorse on my truck.
General or Kumho are what I've used on my w123s. Both worked fine and were relatively cheap.
Hindi pa naman kami nabibigo ng Yokohama. Tested na for almost 10 years on different types of cars our family owns - hatchback, sedan, mpv, and suv. Never had an issue naman on all of their models.
I have these on a 2015 BMW station wagon. They seem pretty good, but I’ve only put a few thousand miles on them. I drive almost exclusively motorway, about 130 km/h and they seem comfortable. I’ve heard good things about Yokohama tread life so I decided to try them.
I vote the Yoko's, I just put a set on my gf's Cherokee and they stick like glue and are quiet. I've had multiple different toyo's in the past and when new they were ok but wore quick and turned into a stone.
I can't tell you what to get (not enough time on my Yokohama Geolander X-CV to make an assessment on wear but so far they handle well) but I can tell you what NOT to get. Avoid the Allenzas at all costs.
I waffled between the Yokohama Geolander GO15's and the MS2s. Started with the Yokos and my mileage dropped, was stiffer over bumps, but was a tank in the messy snow we got before Xmas. Swapped them out for the MS2 under the 30 day satisfaction warranty, and I wish I hadn't.
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