Given
20%
while driving a
Toyota RAV4
(225/45 R17) on
a combination of roads
for 5,000
easy going miles
I have Grenlander tires fitted to two separate cars (an SUV and a plug in hybrid). I got them as emergency replacements for irreparable tire issues as there was nothing else in stock at the garage. Been driving for a while on dry and wet roads and these tires are unfit for purpose and borderline a safety issue. They provide marginal grip under dry circumstances and seriously lose grip and control (slip, lose adherence to the road) on wet or muddy roads. Both cars are unstable, with visible signs of asymmetric (lower) brake efficiency on the side where a Grenlander is fitted. Since fitting them, traction control kicks in more often to address loss of grip and control when changing road surface (e.g. between segments of motorway, at crossroads etc.). I have the tires fitted to the rear axles so can only imagine how unsafe using them on the front wheels is (understeering, loss of control etc.)
Overall:
1. Would not EVER consider them again if anything was available
2. This brand is an absolute public / road safety hazard
3. Do not recommend for use or purchase