The good: they're cheap. The bad: they really feel cheap. So-so traction in dry weather, awful handling in wet roads. I could feel the tires losing grip when cornering after the slightest amount of rain or early snow.

As a bargain priced tire which was purchased because my vehicle, a 2009 Hyundai Sonata, will be traded within two years, I've found this tire surprisingly decent. Relatively quiet and smooth ride quality, although it is pretty easy to squeal the tires with a 250 Horsepower motor on tap. No vibration of note, AND these Aeolus Touring Ace tires have proven surprisingly good in snow. Although I own snow tires for my vehicle they did not get put on this year. My bad! Despite near record amounts of pretty much continuous snowfalls throughout December, January, and February, I never felt in peril with these tires on the car. Can't say the same about Michelin Defenders on our other vehicle. That is a nice summer tire on our 2014 Dodge Grand Caravan but pretty much useless in winter.