Nokian Tyres One HT

SkipEJay • 2 years ago

I've been happy with the traction I have with the Nokian Tyres One HT tires on my 2016 GMC Canyon 2WD. Nokian Tyres are not as well known or advertised as much as the big-name tire makers in my area but the price point was great for these so I decided to give them a try. Even when brand new, the OEM Goodyear Fortitudes would easily spin on wet pavement. So far, the Nokian Tyres have been great on wet pavement with minimal spinning and lots of grip. I was able to try them out in a surprise, early November, 5-inch snow here in southern Illinois and they had good traction in slushy, wet snow with minimal spinning. The tires are slightly noisier on dry pavement than the OEM tires and mpg since having them installed is down about 1 mpg over the first 1,000 miles. I was disappointed that the tire shop said these tires took quite a bit of weight to balance out and I still have a slight vibration after 2 trips back, so I'll have them check again when they get rotated. The other disappointment is that with all the hype around the new factory and tires being produced in TN, my tires were made overseas.

BalboaLandYacht • 2 years ago

I bought the One HT tires in Moab, Utah. I have run these tires in all sorts of conditions, from Utah desert and dirt forest roads, to Nevada highways (Route 50), across California in 108 degree heat, and then up the winding California, Oregon and Washington coasts. These tires are on a 50 year old one ton Chevy G30 RV, and ride is better, crosswinds are more manageable, and a bonus, quiet ride, excellent wear. We're on Instagram @balboalandyacht .

MNWILDFANS • 2 years ago

I have a 2015 Escalade and put this tire on when they first were available. That turned out to be a great decision. They are by far the best truck tire ever made for a vehicle like mine. The ride is awesome, traction is amazing and they wear great - 40k and still plenty of tread left. I am purchasing a new vehicle and had to make sure this tire was available. I will have 4 brand new 275/60R20 tires for sale the day after I take delivery and replace them with new Nokian Tyres. Down side is they cost a little bit more than most but you get what you pay for in the end.

spirited driving experience • 2 years ago

I live in the mid west and would be what you call a spirited driver. I have 400 HP and I use everyone of them. When my factory good for about a year tires were getting sloppy on wet roads and scary on snow I decided to upgrade. I was quite lucky I purchased the tires and three days later we had an 18 inch snow. I was quite surprised how well the HT's gripped on the drive home in the snow. In fact one of the hills I have to climb literally had the exact same truck as mine and it was stuck. My truck eased around and up the hill with very little slip while the other truck was spinning all over the place trying to climb it. I have pulled trailers with UTV's and Snowmobiles through the switchbacks in Colorado with no issue what so ever. The tires just do what I need and do it with a smooth ride and little road noise. They are pretty impressive even with about 23k on the tires there is still a lot of life left on them. I like Nokian Tyres enough I talked my sister into a set of Nokian Rotiiva ATs for her Ram 2500 but that is a different review.

Damon1500 • 2 years ago

I live in Northern Maine and wanted a tire for my Silverado 1500 that I could use all 4 seasons. The Goodyears Wrangler AT/S tires that were on the truck when I bought it were very unimpressive. On slushy and snowy roads I felt I did not have control. I went to my local dealer originally to buy Continental Terran Contacts, but they were not available. My shop is a Nokian dealer, and I do have Nokian Ones on my wife's mini van, and my son's Corolla S, and they run nice. I just didn't know if I wanted the truck version of the One on my Silverado. Well the dealer convinced me that I would like the tire. After driving on them for a few weeks on everything from dry to snow / slush covered roads I can honestly say they are performing way above my expectations. With the Wrangler tires I felt like I needed to be in 4 wheel drive high just when traveling on slushy roads. If I left it in two wheel I felt a little out of control, and like I had no grip. The tires still had good tread mind you, at least 60-65%. On The second day with the new Nokian One HT tire I was driving on Route 95 in Northern Maine when a crazy snow squall came up and snow covered the road quickly, not one time did I feel like I needed to put the truck into 4 wheel high, I felt glued to the road. Since then I have driven on wet, slushy and snow covered roads with the same confidence, and never have put the truck into 4 high. Another benefit I have found is when pulling away from a stop on slushy snowy roads I hardly ever spin my tires. I couldn't have said that about the Wranglers. I have also enjoyed the highway driving, very smooth and fairly quite. All and all I am very impressed with these, and If I can manage to get 50,000 miles or so on them even better.

Vinaard • 4 years ago

We've had some Nokian Tyres in the past and had really good experiences. My F-150 OE tires were at the end of life so I decided to go with this new model. I've only driven 1,000 miles on them so far but they are quieter, smoother, and the truck feels much more planted than it ever did with the stock Michelins. I recommend this brand to everyone and no one seems to no about them in the USA. I'm excited to see how they do in Winter as the OE's were terrible from mile one here in North Dakota. Nokian Tyres for the Win!!