Just got these for my kuga 4x4. Feel the difference straightaway, much smoother and quieter ride. £109 fitted per tyre from black circles. Looked at more expensive ones but very happy so far with this suv tyre.

I bought these tyres in 2020 and until today they have 40.000km. I used them approximately 40% in they city, 55% on highway and 5% for light off road. In the city tyres are great but I would like little better comfort when I pass on big holes with slow speed. The comfort during trips is much better with higher speeds. I am satisfied from breaking and handling under all weather conditions. The consumption is good and the road noise is low. Also the tyres are very acceptable for very light off road mini adventures. I am planning to replace them in 1,5 year and 99% I will buy them again.

Good grip in dry weather and pretty good in the wet except for wet cornering, especially in a roundabout, more so if roundabout is on an incline the car will slide out of control but then the stability control takes over, and helps to stabilise car. Have to drive through roundabouts extra slow. Comfort and noise is excellent though but road feedback isn’t that good.

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Put on my Ford Ranger PX3. The tyre performance is much higher than its price. Absolute quiet tyre and comfort especially on highway travelling. Impressive cornering move though. Not excellence in wet but, still good anyway. Highly recommended for those who seek for quiet and comfort summer touring tyre. Quality is far beyond the price.

Bought these about two weeks ago for my Ford Kuga. Already tested on hot dry roads and very wet roads. Very grippy in both wet and dry, quiet comfortable tyre. Much better than the Goodyear Assymetric 3 tyres i had all round. Fronts only lasted just under a year and 8000 miles of sedate driving. Rear down to 5mm. Very disappointed in them for the price. These a little bit cheaper and fingers crossed will last much longer. If wearing well will definately buy for the rears.

excellent tires.

Hankook RA23s fitted were as new to Kuga and for my driving found to be perfectly okay and very good in the winter wet. Fronts replaced after 22k miles with 3mm tread remaining with new RA33s. RA33s are a much nicer tyre, just as capable in the wet but with a better ride, so new rears will be same before the winter sets in.
Heavy braking is usually avoided but a drive on German no-limit motoways produced no issues.