Ford Everest Tires

Not the greatest wearing tire but I am driving a Next Gen Everest so the weight would impact this significantly.
I'll be rotating my tires more frequently next time around.
Otherwise pretty happy overall.

We have Goodyear Efficient grip on our Ford Everest but we changed after almost 2 years because of signs of early worn out. Then I saw the review on Maxtrek Fortis T5 and tried on our Everest. It's more than 2 years now and still good on the road. Good dry grip and decent on wet road. I reckon it could last another year or two. I never expect a much affordable tire like this with superb performance. Surely we'll buy again in next tire change.

Stock Goodyear Efficient grip ware early less than 2 years and we tried fitting Maxtrek Fortis T5 on our Everest and so far the tires still in good condition after almost 2 years. Very quiet on the road. Decent handle and drip. We will buy again next tire change.

Comfy and good cornering.

I have had the New Ford Everest fitted with these tires and i have some concerns. The car is sitting on 42000 km and they are begining to flake. The handling on the car does concerns me as the grip is not what I expected. Noise level is good, very comfortable drive but on turning corners or slightly curved roads i am careful. I find the rubber compound to soft for the vehicle and as mentioned earlier, flaking is slight.

The wet road is the worse condition for this tire. It has almost no grip in rain, very scary. However, dry grip is a different world, as good as the other top tires can get. The ride comfort is also good. Only noise at high speed that is almost unbarable. But for the price that less than half of those top tires, I may buy them for any dry summer ride.