Volvo V60 D4 190ps Tires

Personally, I drive All-season tires (premium car), 90% of the highways in Slovakia, MR, AT + Italy, etc. I live in southern Slovakia, but I also drive north. My annual mileage is 20-35,000km.
I changed seasonal tires regardless of the tread after 3 years. All-season tires after 2 years and of course I balance them regularly.
Today it is no longer a "cat and dog" situation, because production technology is advancing. It is important to buy premium tires and drive wisely and not rely only on rubber ;)
They are all-season tires primarily for winter and primarily for summer (according to the % of the mixture). Personally, I choose the best rated rain tires. Hankook are premium tires and hold firmly in heavy rain on the highway. I have not tried them on snow and ice. They are noisy and rumble at a certain speed. I have currently driven 40,000km on them. They lasted me 1 year. They won't have enough tread for winter.

I fitted these to the front of my Volvo V60, they have been excellent. The dry and wet grip, braking and handling is the best I have experienced. The road noise is ok and so is comfort (given the low profile side wall). The size I bought only came with 7.2mm tread when new, after 6000 miles they are down to approx 5.4mm - although I do run my tires at or just above eco setting which results in the central tread wearing slightly faster. So 1.8mm for 6k miles in a car with 300ft/lb torque, with these being a high performance tire I am very happy with this. Will definitely buy again.