2013 Toyota Tacoma Tires

I purchased these tires a couple weeks ago. I have approximately 100 miles on them. They are not very responsive while traveling the interstate and are terrible when driving in heavy rain. I am already looking to replace these when I get another day off work.

I have run two sets of Firestone Destination LE 2 before going with the Kumho Crugen HT51. What I notice is the Crugen has a bit better ride over minor and bigger bumps on the road. The Crugen does feel slightly vague with minor steering inputs but tracks straight on the road. It's not an overly annoying adjustment and I've gotten used to it. The Destination LE2 always had a very linear feel with all steering input which I liked. The Crugen does seem to corner nicely once you make the bigger input it takes for making a turn. The Crugen has been better so far than the Destination LE2 in terms of not breaking loose with hard acceleration in the wet. I also notice a different, higher pitched tone to the Crugen but it fades into the background quickly. I can't speak yet to winter traction. This tire is overall very good so far. Seems to strike a nice balance. As did the Destination LE2. These aren't Continental or Michelin but seem to be a very nice tire. Hopefully they wear as well as advertised, too.

These tires look great, perform great and last. There is a reason you see these on land cruisers and land rovers. Yet they are still practical daily drivers. I have used these on commuting vehicles doing home health averaging 3000 miles monthly in rural Pennsylvania and get a new set every year and a half. I have tried "other" brands and they don't wear as well or have more road noise. I do not hesitate to recommend after four sets.