Best tires for the highway.

[jdr3366]

Here's a pedestrian question, but one I will need to address in a few thousand miles. '

I have Toyo All Country tires (P265/65R17 110S) on my 17TRDSport. I do all city and highway driving. The only time I go off road is to drop off my kayak in the dirt parking lot.

I'm curious about what I might use to replace them when the time comes. For those who switched, how did it work out?

 

[Bogunn]

Here's a pedestrian question, but one I will need to address in a few thousand miles. '

I have Toyo All Country tires (P265/65R17 110S) on my 17TRDSport. I do all city and highway driving. The only time I go off road is to drop off my kayak in the dirt parking lot.

I'm curious about what I might use to replace them when the time comes. For those who switched, how did it work out?

If you’re doing about all highway/city driving look at the Michelin LTX M/S2. People love them and they last forever.
Every set of Michelin tires I’ve ever had lasted phenomenally and rode well.

https://www.michelinman.com/tire/michelin/ltx-m-s2

 

[jdr3366]

Thanks, Bogunn.

These Toyos are actually the first non-Michelin tires I've ever had except for Dunlop, I think, on a 2002 Boxster.

The Toyos are pretty good, and I really have no significant complaints, but getting back to Michelins appeals to me. And the cost is less then $100 more than the Toyos.