I bought a set of Toyo Proxes Comfort to replace my very old, but still with quite a good tread on them Michelin Energy Saver.
Michelins were pretty good on wet and still fine on dry roads, had issues only when too hot and mainly when in roundabouts at high speed.
I am badly surprised by the new set of tyres as these were tested as class A on wet, but their performance is absolutely horrible on wet roads.
Braking distance quite longer than with my 15 years old Michelin, skidding when cornering at speed, no grip when accelerating from still. Dry grip a bit better, but still car loses grip at cornering at higher speed. No idea about aquaplaning and wear, but current performance suggests this will be also an issue. Will surely not buy again, I have never put tyres as bad as these, so far driven Fulda, Kumho, Nokian, Michelin.

I recently purchased four of these tyres initially due to cost and a fairly decent brand name.
I have a well equipped workshop with my own tyres changer and balancing machine.
I was very impressed by the tyres having fitted thousands throughout my life .
All four tyres required no more than either a single 15 gram weight or two 10 gram weights which is outstanding.
I immediately felt a better ride over the original tyres. Top marks

I chose the Toyo Proxes Comfort because they had great price and Wet rating A. I have two on the rear and on the front I have two Michelin Energy Saver +. I can't really tell the difference from before when I had four of the above mentioned Michelin. They seem too have decent dry grip and feel good on wet too. I drive quite carefully and rarely push to the limit, although I must say I've done a couple of roundabouts and turns in a speedy manner without losing grip on the rear. So far so good, will see on the long run. For now, it's buy again

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Great tyres for the price, good feedback, holds the road great in all weather conditions. Would not hesitate to use these tyres again!

Very good for motorway driving and just gently around town, however they have limited feedback as soon as you push them, and ultimately produce a slight bit of understeer what feels like very early during a turn in both the wet and dry. For the price they're good enough, but I won't be buying these again.

Toyo proxies comfort tyres offer really good wet and dry performance for a reasonable price. Predictable in the wet too, they don’t aquaplane. Unless in VERY heavy rain/standing water,which all tires would struggle in. Comfortable and quiet on the motorway Wear levels are excellent for the price bracket they are in.7 months and 3-4000 miles and still look like new

Moved from Nexen n'blue hd plus to this Toyo. So far so good. 90% of use in the city and one or two holiday and weekend trips, on motorways and national roads (10%). Just perfect for city speeds, very quiet, predictable and safe.

Very good tyre, whit great grip level in dry roads and in the wet. Very good level of road feedback in fact it was better them my last tyres the Michelin primacy 3 who are set in my car when brought new. The wear I can't comment because the tyres are new, but it seems to be good as well. Confort is very good, this model is rated Confort and it was in fact. Very good tyre at good price from premium brand, so I will buy again and I recommend this tyre.

Very good tyre in both and dry road whit great grip and very good road feedback. Reacts very well to steering wheel movement, even on fast movement(for exemple to avoid obstacle). Confort is also very good whit low noise on the road. The wear I think whould good to, but the tyres are almost new now, so I will see in the future. I will buy again and whit good price I highly recomend this tyre.

It is not for sporty driving, in braking especially in the dry there is a problem and they make a strange sound, they are tires for daily calm driving without any driving interest they would not buy them again!