toyo tires
#2
Senior Member
Certified GM nut
Town Fair Tire advertises Toyo tires on their radio and TV ads. Whether that says anything or not… beats me. I'd bet money Toyo and Yokohama are two of the cheapest brands there, so they're heavily advertised.
#3
Administratus Emeritus
Certified Car Nut
According to Tire Review Magazine (An Industry Publication) the following were rated by Dealers themselves (750) Overall Tire Quality by Brand, Best to Worse
Michelin
Bridgestone
Firestone
BFGoodrich
Goodyear
Toyo*
Uniroyal
Yokohama
Mastercraft
Cooper
Dunlop
General
Hankook
Continental
Kelly
Pirelli
Dayton
Falken
Nexen
Kumho
Michelin
Bridgestone
Firestone
BFGoodrich
Goodyear
Toyo*
Uniroyal
Yokohama
Mastercraft
Cooper
Dunlop
General
Hankook
Continental
Kelly
Pirelli
Dayton
Falken
Nexen
Kumho
#5
Senior Member
True Car Nut
i have goodyear ealge rs-a'* on my buick(my nice rims bounce around car) and they are pretty good tires i like them my truck has cooper discoverer atrs and those did great in sand and mud ......and do good on pavement i prefere goodyear overallmy buddy had toyo'* and they kept wering out before they were supposed to
#6
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Certified Car Nut
I forgot to add, The Goodyear RSa'* have treated me right in mileage on the GXP (48k miles on the rear and approaching the wear bars, but not good on snow and mediocre in rain. I have run Goodrich gForce'* which are excellent in rain.snow,cornering, ride, etc. But they are a soft compound, which is good for the mentioned, but I wore one set off the front in 18k miles. For those that need/want better value, they aren't the choice. I like them and will continue to use.
#8
Senior Member
True Car Nut
yeah the rs a is not my favorite tire in rain and i use stock rims in the snow so i wouldnt know but ive only have about 15k on them and are still good...i had to drive the silverado yesterday it was raining so bad...the coopers on it do good in all terrain hehe