Hankook Ventus V2 Concept 2 All-Season Radial Tire - 205/50R15 86H

I purchased these tires and keep coming back because they last a long time and are great in the snow.

I purchased two of these tires to replace some beyond worn ones on the rear of my 00 Toyota MR2 Spyder. The car is rear engine, rear wheel drive, so good traction is a must when it starts raining. These hold their own on wet pavement, but will get a torture test when winter rolls around. Road noise is nearly non existent, and that says a lot when on a car that allows you to hear the sound of a pickup engine clear as day from 1/8 mile behind it on interstate. Cornering ability is good. Have not pushed it all the way yet, but sidewalls seem to hold strong when the steering wheel is cranked. They do absorb bumps a lot better than my old tires. I would purchase these tires again, and depending on tread wear, these may be my go-to tires for all of my highway/in town vehicles.

The best. Fits very well on my car and last long too on the roads

Drove the Car from California to Kansas great tire to have on a road trip! Barely any noise, still have all there thread. Great traction on the snow.

good price, stretched on 15x10

2002 comes stock with offset tires, smaller in the front than the rear. Cannot rotate tires, so the warranty by the manufacturer is half the miles. Followed the advice of the MR2 Toyota forum to switch to this tire, all four the same as the rear size. Worked great! Good tracking, low road noise, excellent tires!

Driven +200 miles through rain, sleet and on dry pavement and they drive perfectly fine. I have not felt them hydroplane at all yet. They're pretty quiet and the ride is quite comfortable. Overall I think they are good tires for the price. I would definitely buy them again if I need them.

I put these on my 02 miata, and I was warned that they're awful in the rain. While they're not as good as others in wet conditions, they seem enough for safe, normal driving. In the dry, the grip is very good, especially when considering the price. Road noise seems reasonable, though on a miata, I'm not sure I'd notice it if it was loud. They also lose grip progressively, and you can hear it happening, making them easy to drive on the edge.