The Nokian Tires One is a new standard in premium touring all season tire, with an 80,000 mile treadwear warranty, and thanks to aramid sidewall technology which protects against punctures from potholes and poor road surfaces, the Nokian One also comes with a pothole protection warranty.
The Nokian One is available in 14 to 20 inch tyre sizes.
The quick answer
Owners say74%from 22 owner reviews50% would buy againRead the reviews
Built from every independent test result and vetted owner review we hold for this tyre - the evidence is all further down the page. Data updated October 2026.
A lot of tyre retailers are wanting to recategorise all season tyres to "three season tyres" to acknowledge their limited snow performance, but the Nokian One HT was surprisingly good, for its category. However, it's still nearly 20% slower than the winter tyre around the lap and easily 100% less confidence inspiring. Traction as always was the most noticeable thing when comparing all season tyres to full winters, , the small inclines on the track were taken much slower with minimal acceleration. Turning was fine at lower speeds but there was no reserves on the all season tyre.
Across the 1 snow-braking test it has featured in, the Nokian One stops 27.6% longer than mid-range rivals. Across the 1 snow-traction test, it is 43.2% worse than mid-range rivals. It has a Tyre Reviews snow score of 1/100, and owners rate it 8.1/10 in the snow from 22 reviews.
What do owners say about the Nokian One?
Across 22 owner ratings the Nokian One averages 74%. Owners rate Dry Grip highest at 8.8 out of 10 and Handling lowest at 7. 9 of those reviews come from owners past 10,000 miles. 60% of owners score it 70% or better.
How comfortable and quiet are the Nokian One?
Owners rate the Nokian One 7.7 out of 10 for comfort and noise across 20 reviews.
How well do the Nokian One wear, according to owners?
Owners rate the Nokian One 7.8 out of 10 for wear across 20 reviews. 9 of those reviews come from owners past 10,000 miles, and the typical review covers 8,000 miles.
Would owners buy the Nokian One again?
50% of owners say they would buy the Nokian One again, based on the 20 owner reviews that answered the question. 25% of them gave it the highest possible answer.
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What do owners say about the Nokian One's road noise?
Of the 22 owner reviews analysed for the Nokian One, 10 mention road noise: 9 praise it (quiet) and 1 criticise it (noisy). One owner wrote: "better than the OEM Continental tires regarding comfort (noise)". Read those reviews
What does the Nokian One replace?
The Nokian One is the successor to the Nokian eNTYRE 2.0 in Nokian's range.
Owners tend to rate the Nokian One as a quiet, comfortable all-season tyre with strong dry grip, reflected in 12 positive reviews out of 22 and a 69.9% average score. Nearly half of owners mention low road noise, and around a quarter praise dry grip and ride quality, with some also reporting impressive snow traction. The main concern is durability: around one in four owners report puncture- or casing-related issues such as cracking or tread separation. Wet performance is more mixed, with around a quarter of owners criticising wet grip and some also noting a lack of confidence when cornering in the wet.
What owners mention most counted across 22 reviews
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Owner ratings averaged from 22 ratings
Owner score74%
Dry Grip88%
Snow Grip81%
Wear78%
Comfort77%
Ice Grip73%
Road Feedback73%
Wet Grip72%
Handling70%
Featured reviews
Most helpful 49%
“This is my 2nd set with the same issue. Had new ones installed last spring under warranty. Run them for summer April 15 to October 15th. Rotated front to back back to front for this summer and noticed the issues coming...”
“These tires are noisy and have terrible wet grip, my Ridgeline was hydroplaning multiple times driving to work, in conditions my Yokohama Geolanders never did. I'm ready to go cut these tires off with my pocket knife...”
“I'm comparing these tires to the OE Michelin Latitude Touring. I currently have 20,000 on these tires and I have very little criticism of them as you can see in the review. The biggest issue with them is that under...”
These tyres should be banned .. as I have already reported and sent photos, the tread is cracking on the side and coming off .... rejected at the technical inspection....
And what is your customer service doing? Nothing, despite several messages and emails ...
I have banned Nokian! Too dangerous and no customer service.
Reported to the mounting company... stop sales of this brand!
Mr. Giry Laurent
Initial Impressions60%
Over time, a crack going all the way around the wheel appeared on my 4 tires, which could indicate a separation of the tread or even a burst. Nokian after-sales service is completely non-existent and does not respond to emails.. I don't recommend the Nokian...
I would never buy nokian again because of the rubber compound I’ve had multiple sets warranties out for splitting and cracking wasn’t just the nokian ones the WRG4 I think it was did the same thing
Initial Impressions10% 10,000 miles
I was by far ready to out these nokian 1 up against Cooper cs5 after having 2 sets of the nokian 1 seeing they are separating by cracking around the too edge almost like it was a recap separation. I regret buying them because of and the wrg4 is also doing the separation
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These tires are noisy and have terrible wet grip, my Ridgeline was hydroplaning multiple times driving to work, in conditions my Yokohama Geolanders never did. I'm ready to go cut these tires off with my pocket knife and drive home on the rims. worst tires I've ever driven on. I've been driving for 42 years and am a professional driver (CDL), I have well over a million miles in multiple vehicles with multiple tire combinations. Do yourself and your family a favor and do not purchase these tires.
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The tire was better than the OEM Continental tires regarding comfort (noise) and grip in the dry. The grip in wet, snow and ice were comparable. After two years and roughly 20.000 miles the tires have worn down to the 60% mark.
All four tires are now showing the beginning of a tread separation in the shoulder area. According to the tire dealer a typical issue of the NOKIAN One tire.
on a KIA Forte EX, 2012
I'm getting 55k out of these before I retire them. They are comfy with great traction in deep snow and everything in between. I found something interesting about this tire size - the contact patch is 15% less than all other major competing tires at this size. Could explain my great fuel economy and winter traction. Also these tires saved me from a lapse in rationality...I ignored my low tire pressure light before going to work. Got to work fine & got home fine but measured PSI at home and the tire had FOUR PSI yes 4 PSI and I drove 80 miles on them that way. Might be due to the ARAMID sidewall structure? I'm not sure I ever want to buy another tire without the ARAMID sidewalls ever because of this. My tires say Made in USA on the sidewall. This is an excellent Tire for where I live, Michigan.
This is my 2nd set with the same issue. Had new ones installed last spring under warranty. Run them for summer April 15 to October 15th. Rotated front to back back to front for this summer and noticed the issues coming up when I put them on this spring.
I have had the tires for 15k miles, and am very happy with them thus far. There are on a small Mazda SUV and I think are a good match the spirit of the car. The wear is just now kissing the 80% graphic. The tires are not totally silent, but certainly 9/10 for it - An occasional strip of concrete will make them sing, but that is the exception. Dry traction so far is 10/10, with wet having a little noticeable lapse from a stop - FWD, but have not slipped or pushed in wet cornering. Dry handling matches the car’s spirit - lively without sharp bumps transmitted. We only had meaningful snow for a few days this year and they were fine - not a Hakka, but no surprises. I am keeping my eye on prices for it for my wife’s car, as it remains a top contender soon. Current set is made in Dayton, TN - USA! Son has the identical car with Pirelli Scorpion AS+3 - These Nokian ONEs compare very favorably, at a significant cost savings in that size
61%
Member
Subaru
225/45 R18
10,000 miles
Mostly Town
Average
Nice looking tire and decent on dry pavement, but wet and going around corners was terrible. Returned them for a different brand where i wouldn't be sliding around corners.
I have a 2007 BMW E83 over 3,000 miles on my Nokian Ones and live in Seattle, WA. I am incredibly pleased with them.
I’ve read a few reviews about noise but have not had that issue. They are very quiet with one exception, and was right after I bought them. There was stretch of road that had extremely worn pavement, and a large pebbled surface. They were very noisy the first time I drove on that surface but subsequent drives have been quieter, though a bit louder than regular asphalt, which is barely noticeable.
The Nokians replaced the Kelly tires I had on it and they were ok and far louder, though decent 7/10.
The handing has been great in dry and wet even with spirited driving, and am looking forward to seeing how they perform in snow. I also find them very responsive to my input. My previous tyres (Kelly) were just ok in that they didn’t feel as firmly planted on the ground, it sounds odd since they of course make contact, but they just felt meh.
My one question is wear, which I won’t be able to determine until the 80 percent wears down. At this time though it looks like they will wear great. If they perform good/great in the snow they would be a definite buy if I had a second car, or need new ones (hopefully after 70,000 miles) and are still available, though it’s likely a newer version will be available by then. I’ll update after I’ve driven in the snow and when the rains starts, which is about now after a very dry summer in Seattle.
These tires are good on dry pavement but found them wanting on wet pavement especially when cornering and they seem to lose their grip so I am sliding around the corner. The comfort level seems adequate although on some roads the ride seems harsh. These tires are less noisy than the previous Michelin Defenders which were very loud. Tires are too new to comment on wear at this time but seem to be okay. Overall I am satisfied with these tires,especially for the price.
I'm comparing these tires to the OE Michelin Latitude Touring. I currently have 20,000 on these tires and I have very little criticism of them as you can see in the review. The biggest issue with them is that under extreme dry cornering they feel a little uneasy (kind of like floating), but not where you think you would loose control. The best aspect of the tires are how good they ride and how quiet they are. The Nokian were half the price of the Michelin and they perform like tires double the price.
