Over the years, the Toyota Camry has garnered a deserved reputation as a comfortable, reliable, economical sedan that can easily be thought of as a Lexus with a different brand badge. The 2017 Toyota Camry is available with your choice of 4-cylinder (including a hybrid drivetrain) or downright-muscular V6 power, and is offered with LE, SE, XLE, and Hybrid trim levels, with the SE trim packages also including a sportier drivetrain and suspension. 2017 Toyota Camry tires could be 205/65R16, 215/55R17, or 225/45R18, and a new Camry might’ve left the factory with a set of Michelin Primacy MXV4 or Firestone Affinity Touring S4 tires attached.
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Bought these at Les Schwab. Only have 9k on them so can't' comment on treadwear. Tread is fairly quiet on a smooth surface, but there's a low ringing sound with these tires, kind of like the sound you'd get by flicking your finger on a beachball or large balloon. It's noticeable if you listen for it, but overall not unpleasant. Traction seems OK for central California both summer and winter.
Given that I have driven less than 1,000 miles on these tires, it is too early to offer any informed comments. However, so far, I am pleased with their overall performance in rain and dry road conditions. They are quiet and corner very well.
I've put approximately 400 miles on these fusion touring tires and so far so good. They corner very well on these mountain roads in my area, they handle well on wet roads and they are quiet. All that is left is to see how the tread wear holds out. So far I am very pleased with the performance and the price was great. I recommend this tire.
