Tyre reviews Toyo Open Country H/T. Page 3 166

Good quality tire, good wear resistance, price matches the quality. I am satisfied. I would recommend this tire to purchase, you won't regret it.

Purchased at the beginning of 2019. Went through one season. Overall, I'm satisfied. The price-quality ratio is quite good. I still can't say about its wear resistance - I've only gone through one season. The tire is not noisy. I didn't notice any aquaplaning at speeds up to 120 km/h. I don't use it in snow and ice, I wear "studs" instead.

Excellent handling on dry and wet asphalt. No aquaplaning. On rough terrain and sand, the tire behaves well. It's immediately bogged down in clay. On ice, the tire holds poorly. On snow, it drives just okay, in general like a summer tire. For summer and transitional seasons, it's an excellent tire.

Thanks for such high-quality tires. They hold the road confidently both in rain and in snow. Will definitely upgrade with the same model.

Good.

I live in Southern Russia. Due to the prevalence of positive temperatures, I decided not to bother with seasonal tire changes and bought all-season tires. Well, I've traveled 20,000 km without removing them (1.5 years). The wear is about 7-10% (only recently, small lug edge abrasion around the tread pattern appeared). I consider this to be an excellent indicator, one of the best. The vehicle was operated within a temperature interval from +45°C to -

I've been running this tire for 2 years now, with a total mileage of around 25 thousand kilometers. The wear is not excessive and I'm confident it will last for another 2 years, possibly even 3. It's a fairly soft tire, compared to the Bridgestone ones. For my car, with a stiff suspension, it's an excellent choice. In terms of noise, again subjective comparison with Bridgestones, it's become quieter. Initially, they may have been

Decent tires for a large minivan. No complaints.

Operational use is currently limited to summer.

Bad tires and a terrible tire repair job, don't recommend them to anyone.