The Nexen CP672 is an all-season touring tire whose owner feedback most clearly favors tread life, with positive comments on noise, comfort and value. Dry grip is divided, and some early wet-grip complaints qualify its appeal for drivers prioritising traction.
Built from every independent test result and vetted owner review we hold for this tire - the evidence is all further down the page. Data updated October 2025.
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Size Range4 sizes available
205-225Width55-65Profile16-18Rim95-98 HLoad/
EU LabelAcross 4 sizes - the grade depends on the size you buy.
Fuel
Wet
Noise
68-70dB A/B
What owners say summarised from 12 reviews
The Nexen CP672 receives its clearest owner praise for tread life, supported by mid-life and end-of-life accounts with substantial mileage and remaining tread. Low noise, comfort and value also attract favorable comments. Grip is less consistent: dry grip draws both praise and criticism, while two early accounts strongly criticise wet grip despite favorable wet-weather experiences elsewhere. Those differences mean useful mileage should not be taken as evidence of dependable traction in all conditions. Later-life accounts also disagree on grip, rather than showing a uniform decline. Twelve reviews are available, four without a stage of use, leaving a general ageing pattern unresolved.
What owners mention most counted across 11 reviews
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Owner ratings averaged from 13 ratings
“I've bought 4 Nexen p672 tires for my Hyundai Genesis, they slip when I put the pedal all the way down, triggering the Electronic Stability Control. I then don't recommend these tires. Tires are now at end of life, have...”
“I tend to always buy in the $100-150NZD range for my cars, this is the first time I am removing tires from my vehicle for any reason other than wear. Pros: Comfort is improved over the Kuhmo and Yokohama sets I have had...”
“had these on all 4 corners of a 4007/Outlander/CCrosser for 26 months. covered about 26000 miles. Front wore at on edges possibly down to wheel alignment. and as a result need replacing now. Center tread still at...”
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