PROXES COMFORT

<p>This is my first set of Toyo Proxes, they have really impressed me so far i'm around 5000+ miles with them on the rear of my BMW 3 series. I have cheap Chinese Mazzini tyres on the front that came with then car (Don't buy them!) they are awful, but highlight the difference between cheap budget tyres and good mid range. The front end feels honestly bad while the Toyos on the rear feel super planted, it's a genuine noticeable difference. The Toyos are so good in wet and dry they always feel stable and have loads of grip. I ran them trough winter with no issues never lost traction. I drive lots of twisty B roads they are actually pretty fun to drive on given the comfort bias which is also really good. They soak up bumps and potholes really well and are very quiet. Im really blown away by how good they are i've always fitted premium brands (Michelin, Bridgestone, Goodyear) but the Toyos are actually my favourite so far. I Guess tread life might be the only differentiator but so far after 5000 miles they look as good as the day they were put on.</p>

After 10k miles these tyres are still going strong.
I live in the north west UK and these tyres are excellent, I personally find these tyres are as good as most premium tyres especially in the wet and dry.
These tyres still after 10k miles handle exceptionally good in the wet and really do grip the road well in all areas.
The tread-wear (320 A A) is pretty decent on my FWD honda civic and doesn't lose grip after a 1/4 of tread-wear like some cheap Chinese made rubbish on the market.
Overall these tyres are a 10/10 for the value and quality.

Great tires for the price point. I use them for taxi driving they lasted 26k which is very good.

I'm using the 225/45 R17 94W to my 2012 C4 eHDI Hatch 6spd and they are great and better than the Michelin that were fitted oem bt Citroen or the or my previous Kumho's. These tyres are much more responsive in the dry, better wet grip. Very statesfied

Replacement for Continentals - bought because of positive reviews and handling on British roads which tend to be wet or greasy majority of the year Also very good price vs performance. Too early to tell what they’re like in the dry really, but Cricky they are spot on in the dry, goes around roundabouts in the wet like it’s on rails, found myself over steering at first as not use to the grip compared to my last set of tyres in the wet.