How long do Toyo Extensa HP II last?

45,000-mile
It also blends a comfortable ride with longer wear. In fact, Toyo is offering the Extensa HP II with a nice 45,000-mile warranty. Compared to the previous-gen Extensa, Toyo claims the Extensa HP II is capable of stopping your vehicle up to 31 feet shorter in wet driving conditions.

Are Toyo Extensa tires good in snow?

Snow Traction The owner of the Accord told me about his experiences with the Toyo Extensa A/S in cold weather. He said the tires were average in terms of snow traction and grip, and you can expect to arrive safely as long as the roads are not covered in ice or 2-inches of snow.

Are Toyo Extensa tires noisy?

It’s not as silent as a set of proper touring tires, but the noise levels of the tire are low compared to other performance rubber. Ride comfort is also a strong trait of the Toyo Extensa HP II, but it’s not as comfortable as you might expect.

Are the Toyo Extensa HP directional?

Contributing a purposeful performance look and style, the Extensa HP II’s updated, unidirectional (aka directional) tread pattern provides all season traction, including in light wintry conditions.

Are Toyo Tires noisy?

These tires handle nicely and grip well in the rain. However, they are horrendously loud. If you want your car to sound like a truck running with mud tires then Toyo has made the perfect tire for you. If you care about noise then don’t even consider these.

How long do Toyo Extensa tires last?

to 75,000 miles
Up to 75,000 miles The Extensa A/S II is our value-oriented all-season tire for passenger cars, minivans, SUVs, CUVs and light trucks. It delivers long tread life and a comfortable ride with quality you expect from Toyo Tires.

Where are Toyo Extensa tires made?

About Toyo Tires® Many of the tires are built in the United States at their state-of-the-art factory in Georgia. To find the right tire for your vehicle as well as an authorized dealer, visit www.toyotires.com. You can also join the Toyo Tires community on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.