All Season Touring Tyres

These tyres have been great. I've used them to drive from the UK to the Black Sea multiple times in summer and winter. I've driven through deep snow and compacted ice and the traction and road feedback is excellent. Rears are at 50% wear but the fronts are near end of life due to incorrect camber due to cheap aftermarket lower control arms.

Overall these tyres have been great and I have full confidence in the on snow and ice after watching 4x4's struggle an general off road tyres. My van is converted to a camper and close to the 3500kg limit so tyre wear is very impressive.
In heavy rain they also clear water very well. For a budget tyre I will absolutely buy these again.

I've driven through hot +38C summers and -30C winters and have no complaints about these tyres except the are hard to find

Initial review after getting fresh tyres today..I'm not sure if my comfortred tyres is the same as EU/USA as the design looks abit different.. Im getting this to compare to my previous lassa revolas, but even though it's a different size, i can immediately feel differences in terms of comfort and noise...I used to listen to my music at lvl 7 on the expressways. Now i can listen comfortable at lvl 6.. The noisiest stretches are still noisy but better.... I will update again when the tyres have worn in

We sold These Tires After 2-3 months. Absolute dangerous garbage. Poor grip in the dry, no grip in the wet so we didnt Even wait for the Winter and got rid of them.

Theses Yokohama AVID GT installed on the RAV4 PHEV 2024 has the front tires wearing at 6/32 at around 29,000 km the rear are 7/32 but the tires on forums have complained about the wet traction is bad I can attest to that because I almost spun out at a rainy day in BC Canada hydroplaning compared to my experiences with tires I would say Michelins are way better Also to add for my size 235/55R19 the tread wear rating is 280. I’m surprised that the wearing out so quickly and having trouble

Compared to its predecessor Falken AS210 it is more comfty and especially in the wet much more quieter. The overall handling is superb for an All Season tyre, with a very good feedback in the steering. We didn't have much snow last winter so I searched for snowed in roads and I had no reasons to complain. Also the tire is highly resistant to aquaplaning.The tire bead acts as a good rim protection strip. My car is an Opel (Vauxhall) Zafira C, model 2017 and this tire fits the character of the car perfectly. The wear seems to be a bit higher, compared to the Falken, which did over 37.200 miles. But overall I would always prefere the Maxxis. I can highly recommend this tyre for touring cars because of comfort, noise and overall grip and the price is fair. I lack some more experience in snow but until yet I'm very happy with this tyre.

I changed these tyres before the next winter season. In summer conditions, the wet grip is limited, in winter all the possible weather conditions (cold, wet, slush, snow, ice) makes the tyre unsafe to use.

I suffered through 2 winters with this set, I dont want to risk another one.

I really impressed by the overall performace of the tyres by the low price.

Initially had a good impression, with good grip allround, including snow, but the tread started getting damaged with vertical cracks. With my first set I wasn't being careful with it, going offroad on rocky terrain and some spirited driving. So I bought a second set thinking I'll just be more careful. Same cracking appeared on the tread, chunks are even falling off. Good longevity though, at 25000 miles they have at least two thirds tread left.

In the meantime, I've driven 32,000 miles (51,000 km) on these tires (see current photos), and I have to say, they're still performing excellently on my car. Summers here are hot, and winters are mild; we rarely get snow, just wet and slushy roads. These all-season tires are the perfect choice for these conditions, eliminating the need for unnecessary tire changes (except for swapping the front tires to the rear and vice versa). And they’re a great fit for my car (Kia Optima K5). The only downside is that at highway speeds, within a certain speed range, a pulsating noise occurs due to the tread pattern, but as soon as the speed goes above or below that range, it goes away. I highly recommend them for everyday driving—I’d buy them again.