In Daihatsu Terios 2007 but in size 235/60/16 worn by the previous owner. The tires are from 2018 (they should be changed normally) but they don't show it, the tread remains like that of a new tire with the wear of time appearing only in a few small cracks on the sides. The grip on dry roads is excellent, making you believe that you are not driving an SUV (at the speeds that a terios develops). The fuel consumption must be increased because I hear other owners of the car talking about lower consumption. The most significant drawback is the braking on wet roads (caution danger!).

Excellent behavior on dry roads and completely silent! Very good on mud and snow! On ice, like most tires, they require a lot of attention! Where they have absolutely no grip is on wet roads, if you go over 70 you will have to engage 4x4, I have them on a 2004 Suzuki Grand Vitara!