Hankook Tires

Less noisy compared with my previous tires, average comfort, good dry and very good wet handling, very good on snow and good on ice. Very good on snow and feels very safe and stable on dry and wet

I started around 52psi on these, and they really felt squirrely compared to the Pirelli Scorpion All Terrain Plus tires that were OEM. They were the first LT tires for this truck other than my winter set, and I was surprised at how much this bothered me. At some advice from others, I bumped it to 60 psi, and they feel WAY more planted. Dry traction has been great, and they're really capable off-road. We're going into the wet season here and I'm a little concerned about the wet traction. I've done no real testing, but they seem to slip on very heavy acceleration from a stop (R1T quad, so good power) and once or twice on heavy braking in the rain. I haven't felt any lateral slide on turns or anything, so that's a good feeling.
Noise is tough to compare; the OEM Pirellis were known to get VERY loud at the end of their life so these feel quieter than that, but they're still LT tires with a fairly aggressive tread pattern, so they're not going to be silent.
With only 3k miles on them, I'm not seeing any wear, I expect they'll last decently well, or at least have started out strong.

Excellent tires for all seasons, this was my first test as I've always used summer/winter tires on all my cars for more safety and longevity. These tires perform very well on dry roads, in corners whether wet or not, but especially great on snow, whether it's recovery, acceleration, or grip (Summit of the Vosges for example or the Belgian Ardennes). I was very surprised despite all my extensive research on tires with a good price-quality ratio. After 46,000 km, I wouldn't try them again on snow as I've far exceeded the winter wear indicator, but there are still 2mm of tread left for summer.

Coming from a set of Bridgestone WeatherPeaks, the dry grip on these tires is leagues better. Honestly, better than some all-season tires that I've driven on. It is fairly easy to tell when you are on the limit of grip, and they maintain stability once you reach the limit. The tires are quite soft, so the steering is mildly vague, but for freeway cruising, they do the job well enough. Wet grip is also great, although I haven't fully tested these tires to the limit in rainy conditions. Road noise is slightly higher than I would like, as is rolling resistance, these tires return worse fuel economy. I have yet to test them in snowy conditions. Considering I have only driven 8000 miles, they are wearing moderately quickly, but plenty of those miles included carving corners and spirited driving. I would expect to get somewhere in the realm of 30-35K miles out of a set. Overall, considering the deal I got on these tires, I would definitely buy them again.

Not so good for wet but good in dry conditions.
Dry Grip around 9/10, wet grip around 8/10

These are terrible. I still had 7/32 inch after almost 20k miles, but switched them out as my daughter drives this car and they are terrible in the wet.