Are Toyo Extensa HP tires good?
The Toyo Extensa HP is an all-season, high-performance value tire for sport coupes and sedans. Expect exceptional wear life, all-season handling, and high quality at an unexpected price. Unidirectional All-Season Tread Design – Provides good all-season traction and modern styling.
Are Toyo Extensa tires noisy?
The Toyo Extensa HP II is a performance tire with the DNA of a touring tire. The silica tread compound is formulated to deliver longer wear and a quieter ride. 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.
How long do Toyo Extensa tires last?
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.
Are Toyo tires reliable?
We rated Toyo at 4.0 out of 5.0 stars. We like its sturdy options for trucks and SUVs, especially its highly rated Open Country line. While Toyo’s passenger tires aren’t a poor choice, we think there are better options available for their average price point.
Where are Toyo Extensa tires made?
Toyo Extensa tires are made in the company’s Japanese and US factories. Both factories manufacture most Toyo tires with the established and state-of-the-art Toyo technologies.
Are Toyo Extensa tires directional?
A product of Toyo Tires’ Tmode computer design technology, this new tire delivers exceptional versatility with low maintenance, reliability, precise all-season handling and a comfortable ride. The Extensa A/S has a symmetric, non-directional tread design which allows for cross rotation and a long tread life.
Who is Toyo tires owned by?
Toyo Tire Corporation
MEMBERS. Toyo Tire Holdings of Americas Inc. (TTHA) is the wholly-owned North American subsidiary of Toyo Tire Corporation of Osaka, Japan. Headquartered in Cypress, California, TTHA and its group companies manufacture, import, sell and distribute Toyo and Nitto brand tires in the U.S. and Canada.