Toyo Open Country A20 

Came pre-installed with new car purchase - mine have mostly highway miles - still pretty good on dry road despite 55000 miles on them - not sure how long they are supposed to last - but in dry conditions I feel safe doing 90 mph on them but in wet conditions I do get a little worried over 70 mph as now grip doesn¿t feel that good - overall no complaints but given that everyone is complaining about these tires being no good past 40-50 k miles I am considering replacing them - but in all fairness I never had a flat ever or any issue during these 5 years I had them - they are a little pricey to replace as other lesser known brands with 45,000 miles rating cost about $80 versus $120 each for these tires

Originally I was not happy that I "randomly" got these OEM Toyo tires on my brand new 2014 Highlander instead of the better rated OEM Bridgestone ECOPIA tires. With a rotation every 5,000 miles, I did get nice and even wear on the set with 2 mm left at 40,200 miles before taking advantage of a sale on a set of Michelin Defender LTX tires. All in all, the Toyo A20 was not a terrible tire which survived a few Minnesota mild winters (thanks to the Highlander's AWD), rode smoothly, and I probably did okay on the mileage despite the low tread wear rating of only 300.

Original tires on my 2017 Highlander (Oct 2016 - today Dec 2023). Very comfortable & quiet ride. I live in suburban Minnesota and no problems with traction, regardless of the weather, with sensible driving when icy or wet. Only reason I am looking to replace is tires this old start to break down. Enough tread to make it thru this winter, but not planning any long distance road trips.

These tires have really held up. We live near Syracuse, so we have had plenty of winter time, snow and ice driving. The ride is pleasant and the traction has always been good. I have no complaints about these tires except that they are a bit on the noisy side. We have put over 60,000 miles on these tires without incident. I think they represent a good value tire.

All of the other reviews are spot on. Shame on Toyota for using such crappy tires. They are beyond horrible in the rain and snow.

Put your money elsewhere.

These were OEM tires on my Highlander Platinum Plus. The tires are of much lower quality than the vehicle they came on. They are quiet and smooth during dry weather, but they have poor wet weather traction and very poor performance in the snow. After going through one New England winter with these tires, I bought snow tires for the first time in over 30 years. I got 37,000 miles out of these tires compared to typically getting 50,000 plus miles on tires over the previous 25 years. I was disappointed that Toyota would supply such inferior tires.

Shame on Toyota for putting this crap tire on a $44,000 SUV. Shame on Toyo for making this crap to begin with. Shame on Tire Rack in selling it. Do not drive in any snow with this tire. You will not stop. On wet roads you hydroplane over 45 MPH. Traction stinks, even with AWD. This is the worst tire I ever had on a vehicle, and I have had some lousy tires over the last 58 years. I bought wheels and snow tires for my Highlander 4 days after buying it ( last January ). After driving it in 2" of snow, sliding through a stop sign with the ABS going crazy, I went home and ordered 4 wheels and snow tires online. So I'm ready for snow this coming winter. I'll replace the crap Toyo A20's this coming spring.

i have brought 2 brands of tires these wear out in one winter season they don't handle well in snow like the Goodyear and Michelin tires. tires aren't cheap and i have gotten better handling and wear from the other 2 brands my 2021 highland comes with these tires I'll have to get rid of them. before the next winter season.

Not great tires. Terrible in the snow. Should have never been put on a limited platinum highlander. Will replace them before they are worn out.

These are the OEM tires that came on my 2016 Highlander. They are barely worn. They are fine on dry pavement. Very quiet, and handling is good. They are absolutely HORRIBLE in the snow. I proved that again this morning after only 6" of the white stuff in Wisconsin. I could hardly exit my driveway. These tires will never see another winter mounted on my vehicle.

I own these since 2015 when I purchased my Highlander Hybrid XLE it came with a vehicle.
While other ride qualities are not so bad I'm most disappointed in the tread-wear which was practically gone after 30K miles,
I would never buy these tires EVER again unless they are $50 a piece.
Don't get me wrong Vehicle is AMAZING tires are simply bad

These tires came with our 2016 Toyota Highlander and even thought they are decent tires they are almost bald at 26500 miles. They are ok in every category except tread life which is awful. I would not recommend them at all because of this.

These are the worst tires I've ever driven. They came OEM on my Highlander and I've disliked them from Day 1 (or 2). I made the stupid decision to not replace them since the vehicle was leased but I don't know how they actually made it to 35k. No tread left, whatsoever. This tire is uncomfortable and, in wet conditions, dangerous. I got tired of the tires losing traction on every corner in any condition. Since 15-20k, I haven't been able to drive in wet conditions without the traction control constantly engaging due to slip. I will not let my wife drive the vehicle until I change the tires- they are simply unsafe.
These combine the best features of several different tires: all the treadwear of a summer performance tire, all the traction of a high-mileage tire, all the comfort of an eco tire. As an added bonus, they also do not hold air (or even nitrogen) well.