Volvo XC60 T6 AWD Tires

These are simply the best tires I've put on any of my cars, and I'm being very, very picky just about anything I put on my car!

I've been using Goodyears mostly, now Michelin Primacy 5 Energy blew my mind, seriously.
The tire is so comfortable, quiet and predictable that it feels like your car has just been upgraded to the next tier.

After putting these on instead of my winters (Goodyear Performance 3), I felt I won't drive home just now, I want to drive a bit more - that's the feeling! And I enjoyed it so much.

Now, I wouldn't say it's a downside for me, definitely not, I sometimes drive fast, but most of the time just cruising, the feel is not sporty, it's rather like a quality casual running shoe (comfy and can be used anywhere you want (except the ice/snow, haha)), it delivers in any aspect, but it's not a sport tire obviously.
With that said, I can recommend it to anyone, who's driving style is ~30% sporty and ~70% normal/touring.
If you want to race - race, you can do it, no worries, but the tire will convince you to drive nicely because it's just made for that.

I would not use Toyo tires again. On highway conditions during the rain, it will hydroplane at speeds over 60 - 65. This was since the tires were new. new. I told the dealer about that, and he did nothing.

Was a new model on the market at the time of purchase, so I wasn't sure, as there were little to no reviews.

Overall I'm impressed by this tire, was worried about ice/cold temp but didn't have any issues.
I live in Ukraine, so winter can be cold/icy/snowy as well as temp can get up to +10 Celsius after a few days.
I didn't experience any issues be it -20 or +15, tire stands up to any challenge.

Where it could give up a bit is an ice road uphill, but that's 1% of my driving, so not important at all.

I'd highly recommend this tire to anyone who wants a great grip but doesn't want to sacrifice the performance and handling.
My score is 9/10.