Toyo Extensa A/S II 

The tires wear well, provide good dry traction. Wet traction is good, and predictable break away when it does start to slip. Great economy tire for commuting. Unfortunately, I tend to push things hard than they need to be, and these tires do not work for any kind of spirited driving. The sidewalls are very soft, so the tires numb steering feels, and react late. They, most definitely, are just a tires for going from a to b commuting. They are quite comfortable, even with the pt cruiser's terrible suspension, and reduced a lot of the shudder that resonates throughout the car.

Definitely recommend for your daily driver, or the average commuter.

this tire it great in wet, snowy condition . It is very quiet on the highway

These are great tires and I have them on two vehicles now. I live in a snowy area and I feel these tires do a good enough job that I can avoid snow tires on front wheel/all wheel drive SUVs.
I would get these again for sure.

Bought tires for my wife's Subaru Outback we live in NJ so you get 4 seasons. So far so good ,no problems in light snow or in heavy rains. So far she put 800 miles on them.

Great handling tire in all weather conditions. They are not a deep lugged snow or off road tire but they do surprisingly well on ice, snow and mud.

Tire Rack had these tires in stock when I couldn't find them anywhere else local or online. These tires are some of the best all around grand touring tires on the market. Everyone knows how good of a tire Toyo makes. Their R888s are the best on the market for high 🐴 power applications. These have the best tread wear and traction out of any other tire in this category on the market. My 99 Aurora deserved the best GT tire I could find for it and I couldn't have picked anything better at the price point they were at. My car rides the way cars are supposed to ride with these tires and with the suspension setup on the car. G body GMs from the nineties like the riviera and aurora had the strongest frame GM ever built for a car and their ride quality was second to none. With these tires, I can say the aurora has the greatest ride quality of any car built in the last 25 years.

Nice tire. Not the greatest steering response, but has nice dry traction. Don't know how it does in the rain. Tire has a really nice ride and is very quiet. Not to mention the tire looks good on the car.

Excellent traction on dry asphalt, I love em'! Haven't had them in the rain, so.....

Very comfortable ride. The price was right and delivery was right on time.

I wanted a taller tire for my Tacoma 2WD, but not a fatter tire. 215/75R15 is slightly taller than OE. I think the OE tires are undersized. They look too small within the wheel well. Even CUVs ride on bigger tires. The taller tire seems to help improve the ride in comfort and appearance.

The Toyo tires are well balanced. If you align the valve to yellow circle imprinted on the tire, you should get a near perfect balance. I only needed one 1/4 oz wheel weight on 1 tire, the other 3 tires were balanced without any wheel weights. Note, I did remove the TPMS valves and went with regular valve stems. Previously I had Dunlops, each wheel had 1.5 to 2 oz of wheel weights attached--and they never seem to be balanced right.

I actually noticed my gas mileage increase with this tire. Very quiet and comfortable ride

Very good quality, quiet, and exceptional tread wear

Very good tires, they handle good, wear good, they are very smooth, and have given no problems.

I put 350,000 on a new 1998 F-250 4x4 I got 40,000 miles on Goodyear tires. 2 sets before my first 100,000 miles. I had an excavation company and used one supplier for my tires for 20 years. My tires man said Toyo is the only tires he uses on his service fleet. The first set of Toyo for my F-250 at about 90,000 miles. The biggest value was price rated Goodyear 40,000 miles tire was more expensive than the same size Toyo rated at 80 000. When I drove the my F-250 with Toyo tires no more noise and the truck rode smooth as a big car. I 'm a Nascar fan and raced for 10 years, I bought Goodyear because of Nascar Goodyear make great tires though Toyo does it better. I put a set of Toyo's for my Grand Marquis at 52,000 in 2017 that set was at or near the wear marker at 138,000 about 86,000 miles for that set. I just bought a Mazda Miata when the Kumho's wear out I will buy Toyo again. Safety is important I have driven well over 1 000,000 on Toyo tires never a blow out about 3 or 4 flats that were repaired from nails I picked up on work sites. All being said I am 66 years old retired and have experienced a lot of other tire companies claims. But, experience tells me for the money, safety, long lasting, and mostly comfort and noise quality a set of Toyos will make driving more fun.