SUV and 4x4 Summer Premium Touring Tyres
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SUV and 4x4 Summer Premium Touring Tyres with no reviews
Apollo Apterra HP, BFGoodrich Advantage SUV, Bridgestone Dueler AT 694, Bridgestone Dueler HL 683, Bridgestone Dueler HP 680, Bridgestone Dueler HT 688, Bridgestone Dueler HT 689, Bridgestone Dueler HT 840, Bridgestone Dueler HT 92A, Bridgestone Dueler HTS 686, Firestone Destination HP, General Grabber TR, Giti GitiSport S2 SUV, Goodyear EfficientGrip Performance 2 SUV, Hankook Dynapro HPX, Kumho Ecsta PS71 SUV, Kumho Radial 798 Plus, Kumho Road Venture ST KL16, Kumho Solus KH14, Maxxis Victra Sport VS5 SUV, Michelin Latitude Tour 3, Nexen N Priz RH1, Nokian Hakka Black SUV, Nokian Hakka Blue SUV, Nokian Hakka C2, Nokian Hakka Line SUV, Nokian PowerProof SUV, Nokian Rotiiva HT, Nokian Wetproof SUV, Pirelli Scorpion, Semperit Comfort Life 2 SUV, Toyo Open Country UT, Toyo Open Country UT, Yokohama G051 HT, Yokohama Geolandar G033, Yokohama Geolandar G038
SUV and 4x4 Summer Premium Touring Tyres Tyre Review Highlights
I'm very impressed with these tires. They offer excellent grip on dry tarmac, good to average grip in wet conditions, but they tend to aquaplane toward the end of their lifespan. The wear was fantastic; however, the only downside was that they tended to pick up screws and nails, with about 10-12 incidents.
Original tires on my Volvo XC60II D3. So far they have traveled 120,000 kms, and it's time to change the front ones. I will swap the front and rear axles, and, obviously, I will fit the same model again. No problem, traveling alone, or with a full load of passengers, and roof box. Fuel economy, maximum 6 liters of diesel per 100 kms. At legal speeds, always.
Nokian Wetproof SUV rated
76% while driving a Kia Motors Sportage
Driving on
a combination of roads for 7500
average miles
Dry handling very good wet gripp excelent. I am sporty driver but never felt insecure. Made 15000 km this summer and I am very pleased.
Bridgestone Dueler AT 693 rated
53% while driving a Toyota Land cruiser prado
Driving on
a combination of roads for 0
average miles
The tires were on the vehicle I purchase this year, a Toyota Land Cruiser 2019, Diesel, automatic. Both front tires show a wear all around 5 centimeters from the outside, 5-10 centimeters wide, like the rubber cracking like fish scales but still attached. The rear are fine. I went to a tire repair shop in Hungary, would told me it is due to the bad roads in country but the tires were fine, no need to change them yet. Not sure the road conditions are the reason for this type of deterioration, since I never saw that type of wear before (I drove other tires brand, summer & winter, in Ukraine for 15 years (Pajero 3) and in Russia (summer and winter) for 15 years (Land Cruiser 120). Overall, the used tires handle well considering the weight I put in the vehicle (400/500 kg) and how bad are the roads in Ukraine (including the Carpathian Mountains) and Moldova (the worse I have seen in that part of the world, except for Georgia-the country). The overall correct handling could be due to the air suspension on that Land Cruiser. I don't think I would buy that type of tires. Probably the Michelin CrossClimate 2 SUV.
The front ones last 120.000 kms. Then, changed rear axle (wear 40 %) to front axle, and new couple of same tyres on rear axle.
Hankook Dynapro HP2 RA33 rated
80% while driving a MG MAXUS LDV D90 PRO MG GlOSTER
Driving on
mostly motorways for 48750
spirited miles
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Drove the car for 18 months only and 40,000 km , i started to feel car is losing grip and my tires are not driving well any more, when i check my tyres i found out that rear tyres are gone & the tread worn out knowing car is only used for city driving,
Bought this tyre after reading some very positive tyre tests for 4x4 suv's. Normally I drive all seasons from september until end of march because we have very moderate winter weather in the Netherlands. These Goodyear EfficientGrip 2 SUV were put on a bit early at the end of februari because the allweathers were at their end.
This was a bit of a mistake..... These EfficientGrip 2 SUV don't like cold/rainy weather. I expected better grip but the car is sliding in corners and loses grip when driving away (high torque diesel). I really have to drive carefully in the rain because the Jeep Renegade awd system kicks in when the front loses grip.
In the dry these Goodyear are very good and comfortable. Perfect for holiday travels during the summer....
But i also use the Trailhawk on muddy gravel roads and wet grass meadows. In tyre tests this EfficientGrip 2 SUV should be top of the range for "moderate off road use", but this is not my experience. No grip at all! So don't try to take a trailer into a meadow or on a bit muddy/wet gravel trail, you'll get stuck....
In my opinion this tyre is probably best suitable for warmer regions.
Nokian Rotiiva AT rated
89% while driving a Toyota Tundra DC 2005
Driving on
a combination of roads for 35000
average miles
These tires are on a 2wd truck that is used for the whole gamut of truck stuff - towing 3500# camper from Maine to TN, car trailers, towing at the upper limit around locally for construction, heavy (over) loaded, and 20hr drives on vacations. Nice that my size has an XL higher weight rating then norm, so it generally has good
stability at all speeds. Have had Firestone Wilderness AT and General Grabber AT previously - liked the Firestone for the first 1/2 of tread, but wet traction and hydroplaning performance diminished quickly afterwards. The Grabber wet traction did not diminish as quickly nor as badly as the Wilderness, but handling was noticeably squirmy especially when new. The Rotiiva AT so far is better than both - wet traction is still good, and hydroplaning remains a non issue. Winter criteria is better than any AT I’ve used yet. First set with no flats - lucky or Kevlar??!! Will be on short list to buy again if still available.
Pirelli Scorpion rated
NAN% while driving a Alfa Romeo Stelvio 2,0 280 hp
Driving on
for 0
miles
It is not a review YET, but this might help others considering the tire anyway but lacking the information on their performance. I could not find reviews or ratings of Scorpion anywhere. On this site there was an almost two years old press realise which sounded good, that was all. Not counting one skimpy review. Breakthrough....a major Pirelli dealer in Poland told me that this is essentially the same tire as new Cinturato P7C2. They came on the market at the same time....P7C2 for cars and Scorpion for SUVs. This information was confirmed by Pirelli's German customer service. Cinturato P7C2 has great reviews....also on this site. So I bought them for my Alfa Romeo Stelvio. I wanted a good noise, wet, and comfort ratings. Already have them mounted but still riding on winter wheels for another month or so. Will report later my thoughts on them.
Kumho KL33 rated
50% while driving a Audi Q5
Driving on
a combination of roads for 15000
average miles
These tires came OEM on my 22 Audi Q5. They only lasted 15k miles before being replaced despite regular rotation. Additionally the company was unresponsive and unwilling to stand by their warranty. If you are looking to buy a new Audi check the tires carefully as they seem to be cheaping out on OEM tires lately.
The dry traction and responsiveness was good. Braking on dry surfaces was good.
Performance in rain was just ok overall. Braking and traction was good initially but began to deteriorate as treadwear increased. By 4/32” wet performance when braking was poor.
Even when new performance in light snow was marginal at best and poor in heavy or compacted snow. By the end of the tread life rhe tires were unsafe in light snow.
Performance on gravel and compacted dirt driveways was ok when dry and marginal when wet.
Road noise was good initially but became noticeably worse as the tread wore down.
Bottom line this was not a good set of tires and I do not recommend them and I hope Audi receives enough complaints to change their OEM to a quality supplier.
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