Hankook Kinergy PT (H737) 185/55R15 82V

Great tires runs smooth and quiet.looks nice on the car and it was worth the money

Bought a set of these for my wife's 2013 Hyundai Genesis, these cars are notorious for eating front tires, and with softer compound tires can scrub off a set in a year. I bought the Hankooks because of the high wear rating, I was worried that the harder compound might compromise comfort and handling, but that was not the case. They are whisper quite, smooth riding, and I fully expect to get at least 50K miles out of them. on top of that they handle great. I live in N.E. Ohio and we get a lot of rain, and these have been excellent wet weather tires. I highly recommend them. Not only that but you can't beat the price! I usually run Continentals, I bought these for the price, thinking I would be replacing them soon, but I will stick with the Hankooks, great tires.

They great! Highly recommended!

Quiet, much quieter than the Michelin LTX these replaced. One star off for less than crisp on center tracking. These are 51 PSI max tires, the Michelins were 32. I am at 43 front, 41 rear right now. I will try 46 all around and see if that improves the on center tracking. Cornering is fine, don't know about wet or snow traction yet. No pull right or left, so the manufacturing process is well controlled as, no mis-aligned belts inside the tire. My size for the Escape, 225/70-15 There is not much selection in this size, I am pleased to fine these Hankook tires for a decent price. Three other good points - Made in USA, the date code for all four is recent, about 4 months old, and very little balance weight required on these. Shipping, they were shipped "bare", no box no wrap. Shipping label attached, that was it. They didn't get beat up in shipment, happy about that!

I purchased these Kinergy PT tires in 2018 and man do these perform equally good compared to the Michelin Defender T+H. I conducted a lot of research and bought them at the time. They are so good that I am buying them again even though the BF Goodrich option available at Costco is cheaper. Here are some of the major advantages with these tires- 1. Excellent tread life. I have 72,000 miles on them and they are still good for another 5,000-10,000 miles. Only Michelin Defenders come close. 2. No hydroplaning. It rains a lot here but not once I felt like these were hydroplaning. 3. Excellent vehicle handling--around the curves, and turns. I had Goodyear tires prior to these and handling felt very different with these 4. Cheaper than Defenders. When I purchased them from Amazon in 2018, cost was $58 a piece at the time. Then in 2021, it got up to $75. Now, in 2024, they retail for $105 a piece at Discount or Mavis. So they have seen a 100% price inflation in 6 years. But, Michelin Defender costs $156 a piece now so there is that.

After having them on my car for 2 weeks now I feel its been a good buy, especially price shopping and comparing pro reviews of similar priced tires. Incidentally, another retailer had a very similar Hankook model for sale at the same price, but they were the "GT." Only difference I can find are the GT has a slight handle and comfort rating wear as PT better wear and speed rating. So if you change to winter tires or you live somewhere that the weather dont matter, it's buyers choice. Both PT and GT have their benefits. Car feels like it has a good grip on the road in the rain and snow dust covered street and delivers a smooth. Ride is quiet, maybe slightly louder than my old Cooper tires or I just didn't pay attention before. Hankook is a reliable brand and hope they hold over time and perform in bad weather; will update if needed.

I just purchased through Fastlane Tires & Amazon.com on March 5th 2018 (4) Hankook H737 Kinergy PT All-Season Radial Tires size 195/65R/15 91H they arrived today. After careful research between Continental True Contact & Michelin Defender T+H & Hankook H737 Kinergy PT tires all were in my estimation were fairly equal and I would have been happy with anyone of them, but Hankook won my purchase because of it's pricing they were $20 per tire less than Continental TrueContact tires & $50 per tire less than the Michelin Defender T+H tires. I am installing them on a 2012 Toyota Prius Plug-in & after driving them a while I will post an update with my experience. Just installed my (4) Hankook H737 Kinergy PT All-Season Radial Tires size 195/65R/15 91H on my 2012 Prius Plugin, and really love them!!!!! They are "GREAT" ,and I'm completely satisfied with them in every detail! I would recommend them base one my review of Mar 5th 2018! January 2022 update have driven them 20,000 miles and am completely happy with them, and would definitely buy them again. They are in the top tier of tires, but at a much lower price and they are made in the USA!!!!!

This is the second set of tires I have bought for my Prius. First time the tires were sent to me and there were no problems. This last time I went with the suggestion by Amazon and used Mavis tire to install. It took 2 hours to install on a slow Sunday and the car came home with a hubcap missing. A month later one tire picked up a nail and my wife went back to get it repaired and was told it was too close to the sidewall and the tire needed to be replaced and if we bought the tires here the install would have covered road hazard insurance. We took the car to used tire shop that said it was on the last rib but was fixable. He fixed the tire and after 1000 miles and a long trip no problems. Do not use Mavis to install your tires.